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We were gone for about 17 days,  I think – and sometimes when you get home you feel like you were gone for a month or more.  We arrived home in the early afternoon on Monday and were busy until we went to bed!  Yesterday was laundry and grocery shopping, plus numerous other errands and […]

My brother took us to a place they had not been to yet to explore and see what it was – they knew there were sculptures and gardens of course but there was also an area of birds that were enclosed in a huge swampy area with netting over the trees really high – like […]

We did visit Charleston which Mike and I had visited about 10 years ago so we mainly saw some things for a second time.  It was pretty and the weather nice so it was comfortable to walk around – we had lunch on a pier at a seafood place of course and did a lot […]

I barely was able to work on the hexies once we got to my sisters – my sister has dim lighting in her house – her choice – and no real area for a quilter to work!  So I mainly crocheted now and then – and a bit in the car while traveling.  We were […]

The gardens – it is hard to narrow down what photos to share here – so many plants and what a lovely vegetable garden.  The vegetables are sold in a shop on the grounds part of the year and I think some are given to employees but I’m not sure on that.  I really do […]

First I want to share that I finished one star point on Noriko’s Star On the king size motel bed so you can see the actual size – I might get some thread basting done on the next piece but doubt I will get much done at my sister’s – she doesn’t really have good […]

Wednesday was a traveling day and on Tuesday we did a lot of walking again and seeing sites.  I have no sewing to share today.  But here are some sites from around Cumberland Gap and the Airbnb we stayed at The apartment was upstairs of a building that had a part time bakery – which […]

If you know your America history you might be familiar with the history of Cumberland Gap Tennessee/Kentucky/western Virginia.  The Gap is where early settlers to the area came through from the east.  It was a very tough journey through very mountainous hilly land.  I’m always amazed to think of the people walking back then, some […]

So many photos to share – I never know where to start – I don’t like to mention where we are until we have moved on as you all know so I will start with photos from the weekend – and thanks for all the birthday wishes! First of all our new car that we […]