Day 287 of Week 41 for October 2023,
Strolling Down the Old Photograph Lane
Strolling Down the Old Photograph Lane
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| Lincoln, Vermont circa 2021 |
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| Lincoln Vermont Country Road |
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| Robert Frost Interpretative Trail |
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| Mount Abraham in Clouds ( PC pic) |
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| Middlebury River south view from bridge on Robert Frost Trail |
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| Robert Frost Interpretative Trail |
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| Rugged Maple Leaves |
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| Meadow at R.Frost Interpretative Trail looking northeast as low clouds cover mountains |
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| Morning Dew on a Maple Leaf |
A strange thing, when I look at old photographs, I remember more of them than I'm finding. The folders have been checked to locate some photos. I have an uneasy feeling not all the pictures made the transfer to the memory stick.
All of the above images are taken from my Blog archive. Searching online for this blog's images doesn't work well because Google results show more pumpkin seed recipes than this blog's content.
Make a note, if your blog has a food item in the title, then you take the chance of your blog being buried in recipes on Google after the top few search results.
Have a Colorful Weekend!
Bake an apple crisp
Make French Onion Soup
Toast buttery garlic bread for the soup
Tell a pair of socks a story
Memorize a poem about autumn
Call a friend for a phone chat
and recite the poem
Browse novel tee shirts online
Read a Stephen King novel
Pray Long for Peace
French onion soup would be perfect. Hmmm…thank you for the idea.
ReplyDeleteMarie,
ReplyDeleteIt is more fun having a nice hot cheese globbed bowl bottom French onion soup to celebrate autumn than a pumpkin spice latte. :)
MMm. French Onion Soup has been on my mind lately, too. So much better than a pumpkin spice latte, as you've said.
ReplyDeleteSome gorgeous colour in your photos!
I never get tired of Autumn pics. Such wonderful landscapes. Janice
ReplyDeleteLorrie,
ReplyDeleteThere is something about French onion soup that feels comfortable, and easy.
Janice,
ReplyDeleteI saw past peak foliage in some places today, and other full of golds and oranges.
Beautiful post we are just now seeing fall colors the past few days-we had such a hot summer wasn't sure if we get colors. no frost as of yet either
ReplyDeleteKathy,
ReplyDeleteNo frost locally here, but I've heard reports of alerts in other areas. Enjoy the autumn colors!
Oh, I loved seeing these photos of Vermont's Autumn. I especially like the three leaves with the different Fall colors. And that country road got to me as well. I smiled at "make French Onion Soup." It was always a tradition to make that on Christmas Eve. This is a wonderful post you shared today.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
I love the first two photos - perfect for paintings (at least to my untrained eye!).
ReplyDeleteNo thanks to Stephen King! I tried reading one of his books and managed to scare the wits out of myself so no more.
French Onion Soup - hmmmm, wandering off in search of the Resident Chef....
Sheri,
ReplyDeleteMost of the photos will be paintings, hopefully before spring. :)
Homemade French onion soup is the best. Canned soups are overloaded with too much salt.
Maryanne,
ReplyDeleteJulia Child's original episode making French Onion Soup was when I fell in love with the soup. It is the Drambuie of soups, best on a cold day with the wind howling.
Gorgeous shots.
ReplyDeleteThank you, William
ReplyDeleteIt's difficult to realize that peak foliage season is over.