The temperature was about 20 degrees cooler here. It was just what we needed. The air was refreshing and smelled like fir trees. It's a smell that reminds me of Christmas.
There were many people here this time of day. Lots of families hiking the easy trail around the lake or fishing. John didn't bring his fishing tackle on this trip and I know it was torture for him to see the fish literally jumping out of the water to catch a bug for dinner.
The Trekking sock is coming along nicely. I only hope I'll have enough yarn to finish it. It's hard to tell right now.
On Wednesday evening we drove through Emigration Canyon and enjoyed the beautiful sights there.
Yarn shops were visited on this trip too, but I'll save that for later.
oh wow! beautiful... i am sorry you had to go for such a sad reason......
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos! Utah certainly is a photogenic place.
ReplyDeleteOh, goody! Goody! Can't wait to hear about the yarn shops!!
ReplyDeleteI went out for some retail therapy today and ordered a phamplet that you mentioned a while back. I went to three different places and finally the last shop owner said she usually carries them but was out and would order some more. It's Bathing Beauties, Ribbon Lace by Evelyn Clark. I can't wait to get the patterns. Thanks for telling us what you use! You helped another knitter part with her cash. Now that's a good thing!! LOL!
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ReplyDeleteOkay modified comment (because I realized that I am a big dork). I am sorry to hear the sad news. However, it looks like you got some beautiful pictures of Utah. It makes me want to head west!
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