It was 62 degs. F. on the 21st (17 degs. C). Chillier than other walks lately but with the sun shining, and dressed accordingly, it was perfect. The weather has been like a yo-yo. Today (as I write this on Thursday the 23rd) it was 83 degs. F. (28 degs. C).
I put together a few photos in a collage and I will share the larger ones once I have those sorted out.
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My favorite is the last one, with the beautiful view. But these turtles sure are cute.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ginny :) it is a very pretty view across the pond.
DeleteBeautiful collage!!! The temperatures fluctuate quite a bit where you are, and it's so warm... hugs Elke
ReplyDeleteThank you Elke, and the temperature is up and down at the moment. Hugs, Denise
DeleteSending you warm greetings, dear Denise... your walk looks wonderful. We were also out and about in Saxon Switzerland National Park yesterday, as the weather was glorious... today the sun is hiding and I'll be sewing.
ReplyDeleteLove, Viola
Greetings to you also dear Viola :) Your walk must have been fantastic and I am glad the weather was lovely. I hope you will see the sun soon and enjoy your sewing. Love, Denise
DeleteWhat a lovely walk you had, Densie, all is really lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you Margaret, it was very much so :)
DeleteWhen I first saw the title I read Walden Pond. That really had me going! Seventeen degrees is better than twenty-eight. A jacket will keep you warm but you can’t escape oppressive heat.
ReplyDeleteVery true :) That oppressive heat and humidity is what keeps me inside during the height of summer. I am very grateful for the air conditioning on such days. I can’t imagine how the early settlers managed with that, and the mosquitoes too.
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