Miss Suzie Hutchins knows how to appreciate these perfect days.
. . . and the leaves begin to turn.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Autumn Light
Miss Suzie Hutchins knows how to appreciate these perfect days.
. . . and the leaves begin to turn.
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The past few days have been wonderful here ... so fall like and much appreciated. 41 this morning, our coolest morning of the season.
Vicki Lane, you are just having a ball with that new camera aren't you?? :) The two of you are turning out some great shots!
I enjoyed the Newsletter!
That first picture is just so beautiful. It's hard to believe that fall is here.
Tammy
Such AMAZING weather! I'd sing and dance, if I could do either.
Thank you for commenting on my blog. I have been reading all your past posts and shall comment on all of them at once: I love the picture of your cat Eddie. We have two cats and I’m doing a post on one of them. I enjoyed looking at your old cookbooks. Some of mine are a loss after the flood but I have so many. I have bought a few at estate sales, quite old, and they are a lot of fun. We went to Burnsville a couple of years ago, in the snow, and everything was closed. My friend from work owned a bed and breakfast there (he sold it.) We said we would go back when the weather was good, but have not so far. I think you bought a great camera – I have a Nikon D40 but not a great lens – I need to purchase a better lens, hopefully second hand (I have not finished reading the manual…). I did get Photoshop Element before my trip but it is still in the box! I like your picture of Joan Baez. The first time I saw her live was at a concert in Monterey, Ca., where we went for our honeymoon in 1967. There were Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and a lot of other people there too. I copied your blueberry buckle recipe, it sounds super good. I’ll finish by saying that your pictures are a vision of loveliness and pure beauty.
Vagabonde, I'll look for your post on your cats. I hope you are getting straightened up after the flooding. Burnsville is charming -- this yearly Literary Festival is a delight.
I'm loving my camera -- and I've only just begun the manual.
My husband (we were married in '63) carried a picture of Joan Baez in his wallet for years -- I think she's aged well.
The blueberry buckle is a true comfort food -- sweet and fruity and buttery. Good for breakfast too!
And thank you for your kind words, re pictures. Between the camera and the beautiful place I live, it's hard to go far wrong.
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