Fog.
Sometimes when we would come out of fog from around a bend, I'd be waiting to see a headless horseman or some spooky specter. Nothing.
Things being boarded up for the winter.
This was a unique picnic area. There was a meandering stream throughout the park and tables were set up around.
In a couple of spots, there were these stones in the stream so you can cross over to small islands. I did cross here and got wet. Cold but fun.
The water wasn't that deep and I didn't get wet until on my way back. We also saw a small herd of deer. From Asheville, we drove to Blowing Rock and stopped at Kilwins to get caramel apples. Not just any caramel apple, I got a turtle caramel apple with pecans and chocolate. Oh my goodness! I love Blowing Rock too. It's a very nice little town. I love the small shops and eateries. Then we headed to Boone where we had dinner. I love fall and I love the mountains. I really could live in the mountains. We got back home around 8 on the PM and we were beat. But I was invigorated creatively and ready to take on my next artistic challenge.
Things just keep getting better and better. I really want to believe that. My state's lockdown was extended until May 28. Some busines...
2 comments:
I want to walk across those stepping stones soooooo bad!
I was trying very hard not to get wet because it was so cold outside. I don't think the temps got out of the 40s that day. It was damp, foggy, no sun. But I just had to try. It was all good.
Post a Comment