November 24, 2018

Haitian Artwork and Some Critters

 My younger daughter was only here for a few days but it was delightful to see her. Here she is showing a sequined fabric art piece that she purchased in Haiti.

This morning I took Marie to the new shoe store in Front Royal and then to Dulles Airport, stopping for lunch in Chantilly. It took me a while to get home due to hard rain and a couple of accidents along I-66. It took her even longer because her first flight was late so she could not make the connecting flight. She is still in the air now on a replacement flight to California.

The rest of today's post is devoted to some critters I saw along Skyline Drive on Monday. The bear was not very big but he quickly moved out of camera range. Even though I had my camera handy, he had scampered out of the road and into the brush by the time I got the car stopped.


 The picnic area at Dickey Ridge was still open so I ate my lunch there. I stayed in the car because it was cold, except for getting out to move a couple of branches out of the road and then take a picture of the bear warning sign. (Do not run! Make noise.)

I also saw some deer along the Drive.




7 comments:

  1. Hello Linda. The bear is awesome. Photos of deers are so beautiful.

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  2. Hello, the fabric art is pretty. I always enjoy seeing a bear in Shenandoah, love the deer too. Great sightings. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day. Have a great new week ahead! PS, thanks always for the comment on blog.

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  3. NaturÄ™ is awesome Love from EuropÄ™

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  4. The deer really do blend into their surroundings.

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  5. The deer seem to look right at you. The fabric art is very pretty. Enjoy the day and the upcoming new week.

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  6. Pity about the bear but I love the deer. The art work is amazing. Take care Diane

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  7. I wouldn't want to encounter a bear. The deer are so graceful.

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