I meant the roof.....should we drive with the top of the Mustang on or off...... So off we go. We near our destination when the weather decides it is going to change. It starts to sprinkle...but just a little....then it decides it wants to snow/hail. That is when it was time to pull over and put the top up. Oh we chuckled....how funny we must have looked. But really it was sunny when we left home.
We arrive at the hardware store. Looking for this and that.....I think I ended up getting more of this than that....you know the things that weren't on the list....like the metal ornamental rooster that I just had to have that would greet you at my front door....or the two rose bushes I just had to have that would climb up the arbor that my hubby now has to make. Oh yes it was one of those kind of shopping days. As it turns out this store didn't have everything we needed so off to another store we go. We get what we need and it is now time to make our way home. The coin is flipped and we decide to take the old highway home. Top up, weather to unpredictable.
We make a few stops on our way home. One of the stops is more of a stop for nostalgia than anything else. We are travelling down this road.......
Yup there were another 4 of them down at waters edge. It was all to amusing.....along the road we had noticed a tree had fallen on a fence......I guess the ol turkeys thought this was their chance to go out for a Sunday stroll. I don't know how the owner would have felt about having to gather up the turkeys but it certainly made for a interesting picture opportunity and entertainment for the end of our drive.
Happy Monday all!!
16 comments:
You are people after my own heart...
I will always stop for shots of wild turkey when out driving too.
Thish wash a nice peace...
ohhh wow it looks like you live in such a beatiful area!!!
As usual, you got some neat wildlife photos from your area.
Your trip to the hardware store sound very similar to the way most of my "quick" trips to the grocery store run - "just a loaf of bread and gallon of milk" is all I need and I come home have spent anywhere from $25 to $50 big bucks it seems. And that's not even if I'm hungry when I go there either. Don't even care to think how much more I could find to buy on those occasions!
Hiya RN. They look fantastic. Did you catch one for my lunch?
I love adventures like this!!! They are just soooo much fun. Back roads should be taken more often.
Oh I say there is nothing better than a hardware store for yard ornamentals!
You need to show us your Rooster soon!
I loved going on your drive with you...thanks for taking us along!
Great pics! I'm glad that you had such a great trip and got all the things done that you needed to, to boot.
LOL, the one time I rode in a convertible was with my cousin. It was a beatiful day for the most part. We went to the beach for awhile, then stopped for lunch before heading home...and well, as soon as we walked into the resturant it decided to start raining and my (pregnant) cousin had to run back out to put the top back on.
It's just me again - just wanted to tell you I tagged you for a little MEME - nothing difficult -just a fun one.
Jeni
Mary Anne, I didn't know wild turkeys lived on the Island. That's amazing.
What gorgeous photographs. I can hardly wait for "top down" weather.
Josie
(P.S. I had to take down my blog, sigh... but I have a new one and you can link to it through this comment. I hope to see you.)
Hi from Debbi in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. I just wanted to say thanks for visiting my blog today (I'm very new to blogland so not sure how you found it but you made my day!). Anyway, as a result I have now found yours and just love it. I've read back through your posts and love the way you write and share about your life, family and thoughts. As I live on the edge of the desert (Australian style mind you, not like the Sahara!)I really appreciated your photos - such lush surroundings! All the best with the move into craft or art - it is highly recommended. Regards, Debbi B
a little while ago, i was driving down a rather-busy road... And a turkey was crossing. He was headed for the dunkin donuts.
i found this to be extremely hillarious
great pictures! i bought an ornamental rooster on the weekend too. hubby was thrilled that i brought home another one lol!
I know when I drive on the Island Highway there's turkeys all over the place! (heh!)
I like seeing that area, I'm usually zooming through on my way between Courtenay and Victoria, but sometimes I slow down long enough to enjoy it.
Gee, I love coming over here and then realizing where I live. But it could be worse. We have an occasional opossum which drives my dogs crazy and they managed to get "skunked" a couple of years ago! And we're in "suburbia."
I dearly love your neck-of-the-woods...
what a lovely day. thank you for sharing it!
smiles, bee
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