This afternoon my husband and I drove to Carver-Roehl park to just take a leisurely walk, listen to the squirrels making a racket in the dry leaves, the woodpeckers in the trees. Winter will come, soon enough.
Thursday, October 22, 2015
A Month of Orange: A Walk in the Woods
I've been busy trying to take more photos of old headstones at Oak Hill cemetery for Find A Grave, and also getting my reading from Frankenstein ready for the RCHS event on Saturday. And I've slowly been clearing out flower beds, though I hate to pull out anything before the frost actually kills it. Still, it is a delight to be outdoors.
This afternoon my husband and I drove to Carver-Roehl park to just take a leisurely walk, listen to the squirrels making a racket in the dry leaves, the woodpeckers in the trees. Winter will come, soon enough.
This afternoon my husband and I drove to Carver-Roehl park to just take a leisurely walk, listen to the squirrels making a racket in the dry leaves, the woodpeckers in the trees. Winter will come, soon enough.
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