This morning was dry but blustery, so I rescued this pretty pink rose and brought it inside.
Down the block from our church, the river runs right through the middle of town. The dam was still holding strong, but the roar of the rushing water was defeaning!
From there we went to our favourite orchard.
Apple harvest is in full swing, so it was very, very crowded.
Some people were there to pick their own apples, or buy them already picked.
And lots of people had come for the hot apple cider and hand-made donuts. The line stretched all the way from the back of the shop to the front door! They smelled absolutely delicious, but we had something else on our minds....
Pumpkins!
The farm dog tried to show us the best one out of the dozens of different shapes and sizes.
Back inside the shop, we chose some apples to take home with us.
On the way home, at an intersection, we met a Fish and Game truck pulling along a dead moose. Hunting season started yesterday. And yet, considering all the flooding in the area, it's possible the poor thing had drowned. He looked kind of wet.
After all the morning excitement, we were ready for a quiet and relaxing Sunday afternoon.
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