Wonderful, but one expects it to be wonderful. Great people, excellent food, fine conversation and some much needed joy and laughter.
The link is how the evening dining (after drinks of course) began. Two very short videos. Even a violin intro.
https://share.icloud.com/photos/009GxWcj2CoI9dqmaMzaTMuB
Ah, the dinner in reverse order. Why? Yes, why.
Loop trail stroll followed by garden stroll.
Poults are well camouflaged. Surprised we could get as close as we did.
Admired the veg garden. Tomatoes looked mostly leafy with little fruit so far. sunflowers and corn standing tall though no blooms or ears.
This time at Sara and Dan’s small development on Prospect.
Lee ran off to Israel with Britt so not joining us tonight. The rest of the gang was hungry.
The de-potting and plating.
Time to digest and thank Marcia for a brilliant evening.
Weather and Québec cooperated
De young museum
Owned by Harvard, Pat of a ring of parks foreigner by Olmsted. Trees of course as well as his signature ponds and hills. And large rocks.
Founded 1872.
So many trees in three hours of walking and viewing. Some good hills.
Wildlife spotted: squirrels, chipmunks, turkeys, raptor.
A few random pics. Wildlife?
Wildlife Sightings: 1 squirrel; 1 chipmunk; 3 humans; 1 angry great blue heron; other herons; snowy egrets; 1 of approximately 800 types of warblers.
Unfortunately, George and Michelle could not make it. Michelle has Covid. We will bring leftovers after the dinner.
Another great feast
One of the best exhibits we have visited. Apart from the well know, to us at least, protest art fab tapestries of several periods.
The iconic Tar Beach quilt. QB recognized from the Guggenheim
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