Our coldest day so far, around 12C max, after 35C on Tuesday.
However, there were patches of sunshine this afternoon and we headed for the "Frog and Nightgown" at Hope Bay again, this time knowing that it would be open. We remembered it from 8 years ago as quite delightful. It still is, though a little tired and older, as was its gracious owner - still there, but older (not like us of course). John was thrilled to get the follow up CD to Mike Strickland's piano "Jazz, Blues and Boogie" that he bought there last visit.
However, there were patches of sunshine this afternoon and we headed for the "Frog and Nightgown" at Hope Bay again, this time knowing that it would be open. We remembered it from 8 years ago as quite delightful. It still is, though a little tired and older, as was its gracious owner - still there, but older (not like us of course). John was thrilled to get the follow up CD to Mike Strickland's piano "Jazz, Blues and Boogie" that he bought there last visit.
From there we called by "The Bruce Beckons" to take the shots promised a few days ago...
... and on to another craft and handicrafts place Kym had introduced Beth to.
Pumpkins are appearing, ready for Thanksgiving and Halloween.
Final stop was the Farm Market and Bakery just out on the main road from Colpoys Bay where we buy most of our bread and green groceries. We wanted to get a couple of shots of their garden (an extension of their nursery).
Finally, in to Wiarton, to visit an ATM for the weekend's money.
(The main street as we see it whenever we drive in from Colpoys Bay.) ...
... and the inevitable (this time in the late afternoon sunshine on the front veranda).
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