And the Library, my blog having commenced after I retired after almost 25 (mostly happy) years.
A few pieces of artwork outside the Art Gallery, which is right next door to the Library. I also have my jewelry featured there for sale also.
Our beautiful modern City Hall.
Whilst I'm typing this, the fireworks across the river in Sault, Michigan are filling the sky with beauty.
Gardens around City Hall.
People having fun on the St. Mary's River.
A few more goosies, LOL
I hope you enjoyed the scenic trip around my town. I was going to post more of my cushions I made but I think I have tested your eyes enough, LOL Something for another post. Have a wonderful rest of the week. Finishing with a photo of my darling grandson Rhys......
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LOVED the daisies picture! Have you been to the greenhouse at Bellevue Park? some beautiful flowers etc there! ~ Dawn
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks for sharing them. I really enjoy seeing where people live. Glad you could retrieve them.
ReplyDeleteRhys is a handsome little fellow. Love how he is concentrating on that cookie!
I hope you had a happy Canada Day. I just came home from watching fireworks on the bay on the 4rth.
Wow! You can see Michigan from your front porch!! hehe
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! The water photos make me feel a bit cooler somehow....
ReplyDeleteHi Chris! Thanks so much for your sweet comment on my blog and for becoming my newest follower. :) I'm so happy to have found your blog...it is lovely. So many pretty pictures and your grandson is a doll!
ReplyDeleteWell, I HATE when that happens. I did the very same thing just a few days ago. I spent about an hour or so uploading pictures, writing the post and then the next thing I know I deleted it somehow. I was frustrated and "ticked off at myself" to no end and didn't come back to it for a couple of days. But we move on...
ReplyDeleteI love your post. I love all the art and the wonderful flowers. The photo of your grandson is SWEET! Is that a smores he's eating? He makes it look so yummy!
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Retired?
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful town you live in. I love the sculptures outside the gallery, and the flowers are gorgeous. The water where the geese are looks so clear and refreshing.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture of your grandson. He seems deep in thought.
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ReplyDeleteI just found your post thru my sister' Cottage on the Corner. We have a lot in common. I am also retired and love it. I make and sell jewelry and am currently making cushions for a bench. I am passionate gardener and musician. I love your flower pics. Check out my blog at itsabirditsme@blogspot.com.
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Hi Chris...thank you coming over and joining, too. You have a love post, with so many pretty flower poses and geese..A cute little fellow to complete. After 25 years, you can do just what you want to do! A blog sounds great. I'll come join you. Mary
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers, geese and cute little tike. I'm glad you found you pictures. I'll come join you too. Nice to meet. After 25 years, you can do what ever you want, including blogging...Happy day, Mary
ReplyDeleteHi, Chris: Clearly, you love where you live. The Library is a great place. I once had a professor who told us that the best kept secret was the Reference Librarian! Thank God for that, or I may not have graduated! Anyway, thanks for dropping by with such nice compliments! Cheers!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place you live in, these are fabulous photo's, thanks for sharing! Loved the tour!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Your grandson is so cute.
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ReplyDeleteLoved all of your pictures and your little grandson is just adorable. great sculptings outside and what an interesting totem made of tires. Lovely flowers. Am now following you also and will look forward to getting to know you. I am not too far away from retirement also and can't wait! Jeanne
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable grandson. Love all the pictures!
ReplyDeletelove your pics.. love this country!! thankful for all the opportunity! hope you follow us back.. xo
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful blossoms blooming right now! I;m so glad you were able to retrieve your photos!
ReplyDeleteChris, Thank you so much for stopping by "The Hillbilly Debutante". Oh my! I've gotten lost in your world for the past 1/2 hour and I could keep going but I have a closet to clean. I know, I know - I have a glamorous life, don't I?
ReplyDeleteI'll come back by again later tonight.
Kathie
Thanks for the visit. I lived in Echo Bay for a while, so I know the area somewhat. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteHello dear Chris :) what a delighful tour around your town (and your blog too). love your jewelery, congratulations on your creativity. I'm a new Follower :) happy to meet you. would you like to be featured in my 'wonderland'? that would be lovely. check the button about 'Photographic Tours' sweetie. wishing you a beautiful weekend :) xxo
ReplyDeleteLove the tire totem pole. The park is beautiful with all of the lovely flowers. Your grandson is adorable.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, thank you for the sweet comments you left on my blog! I'm now a follower of yours :) Your photos of the flowers and sights around your town are so pretty. I love flowers!
ReplyDeleteOh, and what a cute grandson!
Beautiful photos! Love the wildflowers and your grandboy is adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, I love Canada, beautiful pictures. I am now following you. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving the sweet love. Hugs
ReplyDeleteChris, so glad you stopped by my blog and I will follow you back, thanks so much for making me aware of your blog.
ReplyDeleteI love all of the pictures of your lovely town and the flowers and river are gorgeous. Looks as if you had a great day just enjoying the outdoors. Looking forward to your posts.
hugs, Patti
Oh how lovely! You are enjoying much better weather than us here in the UK where it hasn't stopped raining! Everything looks nice and green though, shame we can't go out to enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris,
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy you are a new follower because it led me here, to your fantastic blog. We have a lot in common I can tell because I adore flowers and jewelry. I've been having a look around and you have a very full life and interesting hobbies. I can't wait to see what is next so I'm linking you up on my blog roll. BTW, your grandchildren are absolutely adorable. Pure sweetness!!!
Thanks for dropping by and leaving such an incredibly sweet comment and becoming a follower. See ya soon! :)
Smiles,
Lisa xx
Isn't retirement wonderful??I have enjoyed since 2001 after 35 years of working. Love all your lovely photos. I am so pleased to have you as a follower and am now following you.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, thanks for stopping by my Blog and leaving such a lovely comment. Welcome as a follower too. Lovely photos, but oh my I but your heart dropped when you delted the post in error. Hope your weekend is going well, Judy x
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, looks like you've made friends all around the world!!! I'm so glad you called at my blog and hope you pop past often. I'll be sure to check out what's happening in your corner too...... Your town looks amazing....so pretty with the lovely flower borders and boats on the water......it's summer with you and here we're in the middle of winter......roll on summer I say!!! Retirement will mean you can spend more time doing all the things you love and that Grandson looks like he could fill a few happy hours too! x
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hope you've had a great canada day!
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Hi Chris, wow what a lovely set of photos, wish we had your sunshine its been so wet here in the UK, that weve all started growing flippers for feet. I love your flowers to. hugs Shirleyxxxxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos of the scenery, and what darling grandchildren you have! How do you pronounce Rhys? My mother's maiden name was Rhynes and the spelling caught my eye.
ReplyDeleteLove your scenic tour! Pictures are so lovely -love them!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, fabulous photo's, thank you for sharing, your town looks lovely. Thanks for popping by my blog, much appreciated. Deb xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, Thank you for your sweet comment. Love your scenic tour and thank you for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog! Love all your fabulous pics and whatta cute grandson:)
ReplyDeleteLove your photos and am so glad you're enjoying your retirement!!! I liked your flower pictures.
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful photos Chris! And thank you so much for your sweet comments on my blog. I'm one of your newest followers. Love your pretty cushions & jewelry too! :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning and the picture of your little grandson-darling!
ReplyDeleteHi chris........wow those beautiful flowers.......so pretty...I am a nature lover so love seeing those...hugs
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, awesome pictures, the flowers are stunning and so is that wonderful little guy! Thanks so much for dropping by and becoming a follower, your comments are lovely and very heartfelt, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that you wrote the post again. It was such a treat :D
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Teresa
Those are great shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit....I am following your blog now:)
Good Evening...thank you so much for your sweet comments on my blog and for being a follower. Your blog is just amazing and you are so talented and do so many incredible things. Loved your pictures of your town too, looks so inviting.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, what a beautiful pics!!!! :) I came in Canada, once...in Ontario zone and Montreal,and Niagara Falls.
ReplyDeleteOntario was wonderful...i made wonderfuls pics there....
I wanna thank you for the nicest things you wrote on my blog. It's of course a pleasure for me following you :)
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Good morning Chris! So happy that you found my blog and left me a comment leading me here. You are a woman after my own heart...crafts, cooking, good finds, grandchildren. I wish I could say sewing, too, but I am not that talented. Great pics of your home town. Looks like a lovely place to live. I am not following you. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! Thank you for visiting my blog :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comments on my blog. I am delighted to find you. You sound a lot like me with your crafty ideas although I've had to slow down a little. No more room for refinished furniture. lol I was surprised to see your sewing box. I have one just like it although I bought mine at a craft fair, handpainted with spools, button, scissors, etc. I saw another one at an antique store last weekend, but not in as good shape and with legs that looked like they didn't belong. I'll be following you to see what you come up with next.
ReplyDeletehello Chris! thanks for the lovely comment on my blog! Your pictures are so beautiful...love the flowers in your neighbourhood~~ have a nice day ~
ReplyDeletehi thanks for your comment son my blog i love your photographs,i'm a bit of a flowers lover and take photos wherever i go often forgetting family member's !...I have been having a look at your older posts what an amazing range of cushions you are very talented and your jewelery is beautiful. i look for ward to following your site many thanks
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It did look like a really gorgeous day!! I miss those kinds of flowers and nature. I used to live in New England. I now live in a tropical state and the plants are so much more different now. I have had to learn how to garden all over again. :) I thank you for your sweet comment on my blog and for stopping by and following me!! I am now following your blog too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely comment on my blog. Love the pics of your town. Your very lucky to live somewhere so beautiful. Am now following.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris,
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Thanks so much for stopping by and following my blog along with your comments. Your photos are lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Chris. Hi. Nice to meet you.
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL pictures! Loved them! Hugs, Karin
ReplyDeleteThe neighbourhood looks really beautiful and peaceful wtihout all its inhabitants - great time to take great photos! Thanks for stopping by and choosing to follow my blog.
ReplyDeleteTara
Hey Christ...looks like you've been doing LOTS of blog hopping...good on you!!!! Lovely pics....won't hear a lot from me...as you know...busy ATM...will pop in when I can:):):) happy retired days to you & yours:):):):)
ReplyDeleteWoops! Predictor on the iPad decided you should be Christ , not Chris....:):):):)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. You live in a lovely town if the photos are any indication. Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tour of your town, Chris. We don;t have many flowers here this year because of the severe drought and the continued high temperatures. Most of July we have been in the triple digits and the rest has been in the high 90s. So seeing flowers is a real treat. I am a librarian by training to but I work for a university, not in a librarian capacity. I'm thinking about retiring and looking forward to it. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Hope you have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteHello Chris, thanks for visiting, for your sweet comments and for joining my blog. I had a lovely pictorial stroll through your neighborhood. Beautiful photos. I'm often tempted to gather a handful of daisies or the Queen Anne's Lace that grows wild on road side. Carole
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Hi Chris, thankyou for visiting and following my blog. The photos of your town are wonderful and on such a clear sunny day! (it is raining here at the moment in Australia :( ) Looking forward to reading more of you blog postings.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, Thank you so much for stopping by my blog and leaving sweet comments. I love your blog and had so much fun looking through the pictures of your town. Your pictures are just gorgeous and I am very impressed with how beautiful your town is. I LOVE flowers so all of those flower pictures are just wonderful! I am now following you and thank you for following me too!
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Hi Chris, it's nice to visit your blog and view the photos of your beautiful surroundings! Thanks for your interest in following my blog and stopping by to say hello! I'm sure we'll see more of one another in blogland, and I hope you enjoy every day of retirement :)
ReplyDeleteLovely town. Flowers are my favorite. Thanks for your nice comments on my blog and for following. I've moved to http://slowdownsunday.org/ so I hope you will follow me over there.
ReplyDeleteI have had a lovely time looking around your blog. Think I will have to have another cuppa this afternoon and come back for another browse. Loved you chair covering (recently did a bit of this myself) Great to see the photos of your town and the fireworks where lovely. Love your cushion on your couch and tray colors. Blue is my favourite color. Your pictures on the wall with the tea bags to color them, such a great collection of items in there what a great way to display them. Looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for being the 50th follower on my little blog of cards, and your lovely comments. I'm following you too now Sandy. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures! Thank you so much for the sweet comment on my blog ;) I'm now a follower of yours as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and for your lovely comments. I really enjoyed seeing the pictures of your neighborhood!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures ,loved them all.....l the last one is a doll! :) thanks for stoping by my blog and your sweet comments. Glad you got your post back up again.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and for following :) I'm following you back now. Looks like you've been on a massive blog hop looking at the comments above! Thanks for this peek at your neighbourhood.
ReplyDeleteHi, Chris! Love the beautiful photos of your town and your grandson is so adorable. Thank you for the kind on comment on my blog. I am now also a follower of yours. Have a wonderful weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteAloha, Chris! Thank you for stopping by my blog, and for sharing such wonderful pics of your town.
ReplyDeleteAnd your grandson is pretty cute, too!
You left a wonderful comment on my blog so I decided to visit you. Love all the wonderful pictures. I can see some of them making an excellent addition to some greeting cards.
ReplyDeleteChris, Thanks for becoming a new follower, after taking a very enjoyable tour around your town and seeing your very handsome fun loving grandson it's a pleasure to become a new follower at your place. With everything hot and dry where I live your pictures are very refreshing. Will look forward to seeing more of your creations.
ReplyDeletewhat fabulous pictures!! Following you now :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the journey....I sure miss those beautiful flowers....hope you have a fab day!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely comment you left on my blog! I love all the projects you have done and your photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to settle down and look though the rest of your blog now, thanks again, Jo x
Chris, I don't know how you found my little blog, but thank you for the kind comments and becoming a follower! Your photos are amazing and your grandson is adorable! I've signed up to follow your blog .. thank you again! Judy
ReplyDeleteHello Chris! I am delighted you found my blog! I have signed up to follow yours as well - it appears we have a lot in common!! I will enjoy seeing your future posts!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Thank you for visiting my blog. :)
ReplyDeletePrecious photos Chris. Thanks for sharing them.
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Thanks for dropping by my place! Yours is a real delight. Love these great photos - amazing! And, I have always loved librarians. Great necklaces - something we have in common. I shall return!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty pictures!! Thanks for becoming a follower of my blog. I'm a new follower of yours. Your grandson is so cute!
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Hi Chris thanks for becoming a follower of my blog and I love all these photos. I was actually in Canada on the 1st July staying with friends on Prince Edward Island and we had a lovely time. The weather was so good for us in the two weeks we where there... and we saw a lot of the island too. The people are so friendly wherever we went and the story of some of our trip is on my blog. I have joined your gang too and thanks again xx
ReplyDeleteLove all the floral pictures. I have 17 Canadian Geese that hang out in our subdivision lake when they're not hiding from the rain storms. ;o)
ReplyDeleteYou left me a comment on my blog and so I had to check out yours. I signed up to follow right away. I love your writing style. My kids and I are also into crafts, but more into sewing, knitting type crafts. It's neat to see the painting and creative craft you enjoy --- with the same pinks, purples, and bright colors that we like.
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