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That was then
This is now
Finished this pair last night, came out better than I thought they would. Best part used up lots of small leftover balls.
This is a pix of my wild mountain valley, unknown source for the pix.
Went to town last Friday mostly to handle Visa problems (again). While there I found real field tomatoes at Beaver Valley feed store, not what I would call first quality but hey I know how to cut funny spots off. They taste good and that is the most important part. Did what I call down n dirty, in and out in one day (6 hours total driving). Plus several places to stop and walk around. Took me two days to recover. Grocery store was a bit of a winter stock up walk thru, TP, Scotties tissues, canned goods, extra salt, flour, things I don't want to run out of over the winter.
With football season under way (both college and pro) I'm planning on finishing current WIP's, two pr fingerless gloves and one pr of patterned dark coloured socks (can only work on this pair during daylite hours).
Thanks for the comments on last blog
Gorgeous socks! I’m working on the neverending socks, myself. Purple with mohair for the foot, double-knit on the foot so my dainty princess feet will not experience bumps — don’t recommend it, don’t plan to do it again! Cam in Vancouver, USA
ReplyDeletePerhaps you answered this eons ago: any particular teams you follow in NFL or college? I find that I've got to have some connection in order to enjoy the game
ReplyDeleteMichigan went to school there, Kansas City and San Francisco pro teams.
DeleteThose socks are so pretty! Always love reading about your mountain valley. I am just getting wood in for this winter myself, feeling v. proud because it's still September and it's going to all be in the shed soon.
ReplyDeleteThe socks are very pretty, but your valley is gorgeous! You can't beat Canada for outstanding scenery.
ReplyDeleteUgly tomatoes sometimes taste the best. Glad you accomplished so much and are ready for winter. How soon do you expect snow?
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