James, I have to dig up the pic of the Black Squirrel I took at the cottage! He looked like Arnold Schwarzenggar with a tail!
You got it Michelle! I would love the opportunity. Now, would that be a small slice or a big slice?
Tasted better than it looked LOL!
I will air freight the wool out out to you Audrey! Plenty time for a winter scarf eh! I've got a nice Bolivian Medium Roast on standby. Hope that'll do. The author is going to be in town in mid September. May get it autographed!
Thanks Lakeviewer. I've actually been meaning to change the music a little....it's kind of getting on my nerves. Any requests?
I'm sure if you looked very carefully you would see the signs MTB. I hope I don't get a paper cut!
I actually enjoyed doing this very much and probably could have taken and posted a thousand pics. From time to time I will do this again from different parts of the city. Especially during peak market season!
I popped over from Lover of Life's blog because I liked your comment on her current post. I'm glad I did. Very nice town tour.. I'm thinking it has to be the K-W area?
About me......hmmmm! Fifty years of life experience ........still making mistakes. Go figure. If you're asking me, I will tell you that I'm a nice guy etc. etc. You ask my friends and they will tell you that I'm a cross between Melvin Udall from 'As Good As It Gets' and Jeff Dunham's Ventriloquist partner, Walter. I bet you thought I would say dummy. This is just me and my View From the Fairway.
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Nice little trip thanks for the coffee, and believe it or not I have never seen or even heard of black squirrels until now.
I'll have a skim decaf muggachino thanks Bogey....and a piece of that too.
xxx
Thanks for taking us to town - what a fun trip. That cheesecake looks really yummy.
Very cool post! You live in a lovely town, Bogey.
LMAO! I hope you bought up lots of that wool for me!
Gorgeous tour of your town - thanks for taking us along.
I read The Book of Negroes - love to support Canadian authors! It is a good read.
Now for the coffee - nothing fancy/schmancy - a nice dark roast will do just fine!
Loved the walk, the music, and the dessert too.
Nice one, Bogey.
It's always fun to see someone's surroundings and from their own point of view. I think I know the place... but not entirely sure. Very nice though!
Good luck trying to turn one page at a time with that book, lol!
James, I have to dig up the pic of the Black Squirrel I took at the cottage! He looked like Arnold Schwarzenggar with a tail!
You got it Michelle! I would love the opportunity. Now, would that be a small slice or a big slice?
Tasted better than it looked LOL!
I will air freight the wool out out to you Audrey! Plenty time for a winter scarf eh! I've got a nice Bolivian Medium Roast on standby. Hope that'll do. The author is going to be in town in mid September. May get it autographed!
Thanks Lakeviewer. I've actually been meaning to change the music a little....it's kind of getting on my nerves. Any requests?
I'm sure if you looked very carefully you would see the signs MTB. I hope I don't get a paper cut!
I actually enjoyed doing this very much and probably could have taken and posted a thousand pics. From time to time I will do this again from different parts of the city. Especially during peak market season!
I popped over from Lover of Life's blog because I liked your comment on her current post. I'm glad I did. Very nice town tour.. I'm thinking it has to be the K-W area?
Thanks for popping in Hilary and thanks for the compliment. It is appreciated. Let's just keep the location our little secret....'kay?
THANKS for taking me on the trip! LOVELY pics...now I'm craving for whatever you ate he he he...
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