A blog about a bit of everything
For the past week, I haven’t had any walks with the dogs because I’ve been in Indy at the ARBA rabbit convention. Now that I’m home, we had a short walk this evening but only got one picture because my camera battery died.
We found this very pretty tiny red and green maple leaf on the ground during our walk. Maigee tried to eat it, but I rescued it before it was ripped up for a picture.
A close up of the leaf by itself.
Luie and I took a bit of a walk around the block to see what we could find this evening.
We found some pinecones and I tried to balance one on Luie’s head.
I’m not sure what variety of flower this is, but it is very pretty!
There used to be an old, run-down house here. It was torn down a year or two again and now there is a barn going up.
I had to go out to my parents’ house to take care of their cat so took the dogs and we had a walk around their yard and the neighboring woods.
Acorn Squash on a vine – is a squash a fruit (scientific) or vegetable (culinary)? I’m going with vegetable for the challenge.
Bonus Picture: Technically a grain, not a vegetable, but Luie was having fun running in his corn maze.
Both dogs really enjoy running through tall grass! I love that Luie is a blur.
Maigee was willing to sit for a picture, Luie was having too much fun zooming around for me to try to get a good (not blurry) picture.
Luie found this patch of mums really exciting for some reason. I’m not sure why…
I’m going to try the 2nd Annual 100 Fall Frolics and Finds Dog Walking Challenge. The goal is to try to find the following 100 items in between the start of fall on Friday, September 22, 2017, and the first day of Winter on Thursday, December 21, 2017. You can replace 10 items with your own personal selection (I already substituted tunnel with geocache because I can’t think of any tunnels near here).
You also log your miles and while the goal is to get 100 miles, I don’t think I will probably get quite that many. But my goal is to get out with Maigee and Luie and take pictures, enjoy the fall, and find some fun stuff! Fall can be a tough time with shorter days, especially with depression, so I’m hoping this will help with that.
