48 degrees, dark, but clear this morning at 6:30 at the start of my walk.
Sunrise 7:18 and not long after I was walking in the sun.
Walked up and down the road, stopped at the Jeep to pick up a book and then over to the library to put it down the drop.
The guy who cleans the library on Saturdays was just getting there so he took my book and brought it inside for me.
Continued walking on over to the industrial park and walked all over in there and by the time I got back to the Jeep I had walked all my steps.
An apple tree with no leaves but all the apples still hanging on I thought was a bit unusual.
Saw RuthAnne walking her two dogs.
A couple of deer were over at the industrial park.
Morning Walk Steps 13,112
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Hung another load of laundry outside and then left for the library for a morning of stitching.
Five of us there today.
I continued knitting on the slippers - easy to do without counting and can still talk and not make a mistake! (will only knit the slippers at the library)
I came home with more gifts.
Jalene gave me this yarn holder. You put the yarn on the spike and it turns nicely while you are knitting. No yarn tangles. It only works for the cake style yarn but my yarn winder makes cakes so it is perfect.🙂
The other gift from Sally you will have to wait until Monday to see it!!🙂
After lunch I was outside again working out front in the woods.
Hope your Saturday was a good one.
Thanks for stopping by.
HappyK🙂
I love the way knitting brings people together.
Debbie Macomber
8 comments:
The apples look delicious!
Yes, an apple tree with no leaves but all the apples still hanging on does look a bit unusual. They look very red, I wonder is it a crab apple tree?
All the best Jan
This yarn holder is really neat! In both meanings of the word! This apple tree is wild!
That is the perfect yean winder! I myself winder why the apples are still on the tree. Janice
Very interesting to see the apples with no leaves.
The winder is really nice. And now I will wait to see your gift from Sally!
...I love apple season, I one each day!
That was a nice gift...and that is a pretty color of yarn! We had an apple tree at the orchard...it came up probably as a sucker from the root stock of a tree....it did not lose all its leave like this but almost all...but of course that may do with the difference in where we live. Anyway, it reminds me of it.
That is curious - an apple tree with no leaves but full of apples. Hmmm, a real mystery.
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