I hope you enjoyed the guided tour yesterday driving through the twists and turns on the Blue Ridge Parkway to see the beautiful leaves. You’ve have time to rest so now on to a guided tour of more excitement! Hope you don’t mind getting up early, we have to be to the fields by 7AM. What fields you ask, we are going to visit wild Elk coming down for breakfast in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It’s quite cold and foggy at the beginning so you might need a
Hubby and I took a little sneak-away for a few days and I’m inviting you to go on a viral Blue Ridge Parkway Guided Tour for Wordless Wednesday. Even though it’s Wordless Wednesday, there will be words! Grab a sweatshirt, it was a bit chilly be oh so beautiful! We enter the Blue Ridge Parkway off I-26 just south of Ashville, NC. Look at the beautiful colors. Our first stop is at Chestnut Cove with an elevation of 3035. As far as you can see, it’s mountains and more mountains!
The October Ultimate Blog Challenge is almost over, only a week left! I’m going with the suggested topic today to share a picture. The idea is to give a call of action to my readers and ask you to share it on social media and like it on Facebook. Think we can get it to go viral? I took this picture yesterday as hubby and I took a little sneak away to the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. What beautiful scenery, you can almost touch heaven from here.
The other day Rich and I received our latest Covid shot and our first ever RSV shot, we had already received our flu shot a few weeks ago. Rich didn’t feel either shot, I felt nothing when the needle went in for the Covid shot but after the needle went in for my RSV shot I really felt that. The nurse said some feel it more and I guess I was one of them because neither bothered Rich. We had been busy working outside during the day and when evening
National Nut Day is observed on October 22nd and I’m not talking about a nutty neighbor or relative you may have! Nuts are a healthy and nutritious snack, a source of energy, filled with nutrients and even squirrels love nuts! I love eating nuts just out of the bag, roasted nuts, adding them to salads and many recipes. I’m sharing some of my favorite recipes using nuts. Trail Mix My favorite snack is my home made trail mix! I toss a mix of nuts (usually cashews, peanuts, almonds) along with