Labor Day Weekend

We were blessed to have a daughter come visit for the weekend, so there wasn't much quilting going on. Mr Wazoo did one quilt, and I worked on the featherweights, getting them cleaned and serviced. I'll have to take the 'After' pictures so you can see how they look now. I did order a lightbulb for one and some lube to finish the tune-up process. They should all be spiffy soon.

I should pay more attention to what's going on in Mr W's man cave. Is this the front? I don't know, but it is pretty.

Panto: Alfresco

Meanwhile, Mom and daughter had a wonderful weekend, chatting, snacking, seeing the local sights, enjoying a fire in the fire pit, and just enjoying the time together. Very low key, but a good re-set for my busy girl. Back to work tomorrow.

We first took a ride around the back roads of Union county, ending up at Trackrock, where there  are some petroglyphs in the woods.

Its only a short hike to the spot where the carved rocks are. The signs explain what  they are.

We spent some time hunting for all the different symbols and animals on the 6 rocks.

The etchings are probably easier to identify when the rocks are wet, but we were able to pick out many different symbols. 

If you're interested, here is the website.

This is Meeks Park. We have this wonderful park here that has something for everyone.
Walking the path along Butternut Creek on a lovely summer day is a simple pleasure.

Mr Wazoo stayed along the creekside, enjoying a shady bench while we walked.

There are a few foot bridges over the creek that offer pretty views like this.

Mr Wazoo, resting  in the shade.