Except it's not just a bookmark.
What say you? Keep or plant? Alas, one can't have one's souvenir bookmark and plant it too.
Naturally, I've been watching the miniseries, trying to identify the all the parks. Having hiked many of George Dorr's trails, I'm looking forward to the segment on Acadia (although DH thinks pathmaker Waldron Bates, as usual, has been forgotten). And I've been knitting...
Peace Socks by Wendy Johnson.
... and knitting...
Horcrux Socks by Susan Lawrence, for Molly.
... and knitting! It's prime time for knitting.
Fox Faces by Nancy Bush.
It already looks a lot like Socktoberfest roundabout Exit 151,
but I signed up anyway. Incredible to reflect that Socktoberfest started five years ago on Lolly's blog. Nowadays it's on Ravelry, like 'most everything knitterly or crochety.If that weren't enough excitement for October, I'm looking forward to the long-delayed
Grand Opening of the laboratory complex of the Thomas Edison National Historic Site in West Orange. If I can figure out a safe route, I may even be persuaded to lead a bicycle tour.
3 comments:
I'd plant the bookmark. I bet eventually it would decompose.
The series is fantastic, if you aren't watching it. We really enjoyed it on Sunday.
Very cool set of souveniers. I'm a little sad that no AK national parks made the quilt block cut. I heard at least Kenny didn't make that mistake.
Be careful going to WO! I used to drive thru there going to LIvingston to work each day and the roads were narrow enough for just the cars!
I think the National Forests and all of Nature should be preserved, especially in areas where the building has gone out of control. We need some trees and "green" stuff around...or we will go totally mad.
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