Fall is here. The air has a chill, the leaves are turning, and harvesting is in full swing. I am getting the itch to bake. Last week it was peach cobbler. This week it is peach strudel muffins and trail bread.
My husband actually got a trophy for our great pumpkin competition. The picture didn't turn out the best. It reads "The Great Pumpkin Champion."
This is my husband's leading contender. I am withholding a picture of mine until the official weigh in. Mainly because it wandered off into the woods and I can't get a good photo of it. Stay tuned.I am saving flower seeds. The hollyhocks and delphiniums were prolific this year.I met my good friend, Jody, yesterday and we went shopping for quilting material. She has an amazing sense for colors and I appreciated her help immensely.
We are still elk hunting. As always the things you experience are so amazing. The sunrises have been breathtaking.
That is all I have of interest. Have you been baking? Do you save your seeds? If so which ones?
I need to lay off the bake goods! I'm up three pounds after our trip to Montreal and a birthday celebration last night with an ice cream cake for granddaughter who turns 6 today.
ReplyDeletei love that last photo
ReplyDeleteI love your sunrise pictures. What a wonderful time of day to be out with nature. Quilting material means days spent inside by a warm fire, and that time is almost here. Good luck with your hunting!
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