It was a gorgeous day here in western New York---warm and sunny. After church we drove up to the boat yard to check on the sailboat. I knew our boat was a bit small when we take it out on Lake Ontario, but today I really understood how small. I had never been up there after all the boats had been put up on dry dock. Our boat looked like a toy! But the plastic Tracy covered the boat with has stayed in place so that was good. On our way home we drove through Durand Eastman Park, another beautiful park designed by Frederick Law Olmstead. It's still beautiful in November.
Later this afternoon Tracy and Matt moved most of his furniture and belongings from our garage to an empty garage in Naples that Tracy's mom owns. There's still a bit of cleaning out to do, but we'll eventually be able to park in the garage this winter. While they were gone, I got a few more Christmas cards made--three of each design.
It's hard to see in the photograph, but the trees all have a bit of glittery "snow" on them. The star has a tiny Hero Art rhinestone in the center. Both stamps are by Memory Box.
Your photos from the park are beautiful, I love it when the trees keep their colour for a while.
I like your cards too, I always think I will make cards for Christmas, but my good intentions never seem to end in usable results and I end up emailing some people and sending bought cards for the rest.
Posted by: Joc | November 08, 2009 at 08:39 PM
Perfect cards for after a day of walking among trees!
Posted by: Angela2932 | November 08, 2009 at 11:32 PM