The camera had an outing today

 Today I set out to take pictures,

after a stop at the gallery to get a sense of what to do next.

This is right in my own backyard; the place my brother-in-law used to split logs.

His first major purchase after a snow blower, twenty odd years ago,

was a log splitter.

The old place has developed its own ecosystem.

I stopped at the gallery first, but I'm saving it to the end.

I stopped in Boston Park.

One of the trustees keeps it planted or decorated in season.

I have not seen it this year. It must have been a stunner all summer,

and is pretty cool right now, with pumpkins and gords in the vines.

Spruce needles in the sandstone walks.

And a purple leaf in the needles.

This is an abandonded road I haven't been up in years.

Just taking a look, and I pulled off the road to take this in.

Another tree for my collection!

My section was completely rearranged when I went in.

Look how cozy!

Diane said she was pleased I was pleased.

And while I stood there I sold a triange mobeus wrap to a customer,

who turned and hugged me on learning I was "the artist!"

I'm just the weaver, who needs to make more of them.