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| This lovely, large mushroom, decided an old lichen-covered pine log would be a perfect home. I love the coloring of the mushroom. It's actually quite large, at least three inches across the top. |
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| Here's a look from on top. The golden colors heading into a brassy bronze really please my color-sense. It's a perfect fall palette. |
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| A bit farther along in the same bank of stored logs was this delightful cluster of a different type of fungi. I'm no mushroom expert, but I am quite pleased that I'm getting a variety instead of just a single type. |
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| One of the attractions at our Renaissance Faire is a large Petting Zoo with a variety of unusual animals (llamas, lemurs, aftical porcupines, four-horned sheep and kangaroos) and more domestic animals (goats and geese). In one of the pens were these two - obviously friends and also quite obviously a bit tired. The emu on the left is young and is huddled next to his best buddy, a capybara. It's an unusual combination and friendship. |
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| Many years ago we had a group of 4-6 men who were regular members of the Court and dressed as "fops" in beautiful brocade with dripping lace and ornate codpieces. The wigs were always spectacular. The group disbanded several years ago, but this particular fop usually will attend in full costume for at least one weekend every year. He's quite lovely, so I thought I would share him with all of you. |
So, there you have it. Short, sweet, easy to skim, and rather perfect timing on my part. Now I'm going to get moving on my errands for the day, and then back to cleaning and organizing. I have three boxes in my computer room that I want to go through. Maybe I'll find my cutting dies in one of them. That would make me very happy. Have a wonderful Wednesday and I'll be back tomorrow.
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