I've been in this store a few times and there is always something new to intrigue me.
Sew Creative
115 E Main St, Ashland, OR 97520
Friday, November 29, 2019
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Window Lace
I started crocheting when I was about 10. Nothing spectacular, some afghans, baby and toddler clothes, etc......This window lace lasted about fifteen years before it finally fell apart from constant sunlight exposure..
Friday, November 22, 2019
NP - Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon was part of the English Trip in 1929.
It was one of the places that made Grammy and Grampy fall in love with Arizona.
It was one of the places that made Grammy and Grampy fall in love with Arizona.
Hermit's Rest 1929 |
1929 |
1929 |
We stopped in the Grand Canyon on a trip to visit Grammy in Green Valley in 1982, and both Jess and Andi spent a week camping there with their class when they were in 7th grade.
Grand Canyon of the Colorado River - Thomas Moran |
Theodore Roosevelt 1903
Ferde Grofé: Grand Canyon Suite
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Friday, November 15, 2019
CSP - Samuel P Taylor
The last of my 4th of July park visits, Samuel P Taylor State Park is in the coastal hills in Marin County. It was crowded the day I visited, and I'm sure that if you want to camp you would need to make reservations way ahead. There are also cabins that can be rented.
Much as I love the ocean, this is my favorite terrain, creeks, ferns, trees .... lots of green. I couldn't resist a bit of a hike.
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
For Tim and Denise
Friday, November 8, 2019
NHS - Fort Point
I started out planning to join a City Guides walk across the Golden Gate.....but crowds are never my thing and it was looking crowded...so I walked from the bridge down to Fort Point. It was a grand day and a wonderful hike!!!
Fort Point, built between 1855 and 1863 by the US Army Corps of Engineers, was designed to protect the city's commercial and military installations from foreign attacks.
There is a small lighthouse on top of one of the fort's staircases. Standing 28 feet high, it was built in 1863. It was the third lighthouse on the site. I will be honest I didn't see it at first, it is barely visible to the hiker. But looking at pictures from our Bay to Bridge hike in 2014, I found a great picture of it,
Bay to Bridge Hike 2014 |
The websites below outline the history of both the fort and the lighthouse....but only walking will give you the feel for the area!!
NPS - Fort Point National Historic Site
Fort Point - Wikipedia
Pictures 2019 CAT
Roof of Fort Point- Taber #2811
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Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Double Up
About ten years ago I had this great idea....I was going to do a double sided quilt and do all the quilting on my very small Janome Jem. It was an experiment, I added rows and quilted as I went. I turned out, a fun quilt but both the machine and I were worn out by the end. I now rent a long arm for all LARGE quilts although I still do lap quilts on my home machine.
I kept this quilt and use it on my bed a couple months a year with one side up or the other.
Friday, November 1, 2019
Quilt Store: Country Lady - Roseburg Oregon
In all the years I've traveled through Oregon I had never stopped in Roseberg. It had a wonderful downtown street and a great quilt store. While some stores are fun to see once this is one I definitely could stop in again.
Country Lady Quilt Shop
611 SOUTHEAST JACKSON STREET
ROSEBURG, OR, 97470
541-673-1007
http://www.countryladyquiltshop.com/
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