And to all the brave and dear veterans that might read this, thank you.
Monday, September 23, 2013
Verteran Star Quilt
Every year the quilt guild I am a member of donates new handmade quilts to our veterans here at the Dallas Veteran Hospital. I enjoy spending my extra time making something for someone who has done so much for me. I just finished this one and thought I would share.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Acadia National Park
While on our Maine vacation we stayed 4 days in Bar Harbor, the little town outside the National Park.
Before checking into our hotel we drove to the top of Cadillac Mountain which is not only the tallest mountain in the park, but also the tallest mountain along the eastern coast of the United States.
We had dinner at Stewman's and then found a beautiful spot to watch the sunset.
It was a gorgeous day
Our next day we booked ourselves on one of the local puffin cruises.
Our cruise didn't depart until the afternoon so that morning we decided to see if we could find a anemone cave that we heard about and is only exposed during low tide. The park does not advertise it and has taken down the signs but we found it and had fun exploring the area.
We didn't see any anemones but we did find this cute little crab.
Our last day was a rainy one but a perfect day to walk the shops of Bar Harbor
We had a wonderful time and were sad to say to goodbye.
It was a gorgeous day
Our next day we booked ourselves on one of the local puffin cruises.
They are so cute, flying by with a beak full of fish or coming in for a landing and flopping on the waters surface. I was surprised at their size. They are only maybe 10 inches in length. We saw all kinds of sea birds and also harbor seals and bald eagles.
Our cruise didn't depart until the afternoon so that morning we decided to see if we could find a anemone cave that we heard about and is only exposed during low tide. The park does not advertise it and has taken down the signs but we found it and had fun exploring the area.
The next day we drove over to the other side of Frenchman's Bay to Schoodic Peninsula. The fog gave the day a mystic feel as we watched the waves crash along the rocky coastline.
We had a wonderful time and were sad to say to goodbye.
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