We arrived last Sunday and I woke up at sunrise on Monday morning to get some photos.
As I was snapping the photos the loons were calling and the fish were jumping right out of the water. It was perfect.
That was the extent of my successful sunrise photos. I woke up early every other day that week to an overcast sky. I'm glad I snapped the few photos I did while I had the chance.
The other highlight of my week was revisiting my favourite geocache of all time, "Screaming Skulls". It's a geocache located near the property of a retired high school teacher who has filled his fields with amazing sculptures.
Since we've been home I've been knee-deep in painting. Our walls are ALL in desperate need of a paint job. I've been repairing old plaster walls and prepping for some serious painting in the next couple of weeks. I'm not exactly sure how much sewing or craftiness will be happening in the near future although I do plan to make some new throw pillows and cat beds once all the painting is done.
Break-time is over....back to work now.
9 comments:
LOVED the photo's!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are so talented!! :o)
That's exciting you are redoing parts of your house!! AWESOME STUFF!
BTW, WELCOME BACK!!!!!!
Beautiful pictures. I love the sunrise one with the boat. I'm glad you're back and safe and sound.
So you *did* get some sunrise photos! Nice!
Welcome back!!!
I love the second photo. Very Mystical. Makes me think of the Red Indians. Don;t know why. Maybe its the canoe. :*)
that looks like the perfect place to vacation. I'm so glad you had a great time.
Glad you enjoyed your trip. Show us more pics! And lets see some painting too :)
Gorgeous pictures! Glad you had a good time. Good luck with your painting. It's work, but it'll be great when you're done!
wowo! that photography class really paid off. i love that boat picture. stunning.
I drove through a town that was the "geo-caching capital of ontario" while on the way between Peterborough and Haliburton. I think it was the wee village of Glenmoragh or something like that... sound familiar?
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