Leaves. Oh man, the old oak tree in our backyard dropped more this year than ever (it seemed, anyhow). Husband was at home Friday so he blew the leaves into a big pile and then we toted them out to the street.
Here's a picture. We won! We had more leaves than anybody else on the street.
On Saturday, we took off on a drive to find stuff (stuff is anything from a cute town to a great view to a bunch of sheep to, well just about anything). We decided to head up to Vermont. The first fun thing:
In Weathersfield, VT we found this historical marker in front of an antique farmhouse. It marks the home of William Jarvis who imported the first Merino sheep into the United States in 1811. Here's a link for a little more information:
On our way we spotted some goats and, of course I had to go visit. It's hard to see but the fence behind the goats had hundreds of pheasants enclosed.
We drove through the beautiful campus of Dartmouth in Hanover, NH, stopped for a quick lunch and headed home. On the way back, we stopped at Alyson's Orchard which has to be the biggest orchard I've ever seen. It is way up on a hill and the views.............
On Sunday, we went back to Moore State Park to walk another path that we didn't have time to walk last weekend:
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