Bingo & Tabby & Kiddliewinks

Here's Tabby heading into the bush:

And here's Bingo coming out:

Covered in seeds and debris.

 Leaves are turning:

The leaves this year took a beating; looking well-weathered.

 Tabby in Maggie's garden:

Bingo pays no nevermind.

Happy girl.

 Down to the lake:

Across the bridge.

 BEAUTIFUL tree:

My little pier.

Blue skies. :-)

Bingo down by the crick.

Tabby comes to join us.

He walks along branches until . . . 

. . . he comes to my feet.

Go Bingo!

Bingo heads back up. Tabby sits.

Back across the bridge.

Detour to our winter spot.

Bingo under the umbrella of the hugging trees.

And then we had a vizzie with Brother Atlasta's girls:

They found a bag of plastic snakes I had on the book shelf. "What are these for, Auntie Haha?"
Me: "For Lawnmower Ben. I'm going to put them in the labyrinth."
Here they are distributing the snakes!

Walkies down to the lake:

Up 'n' over!

See Tabby in his spot?

He surveys the girls below. 

 Back up the trail:

Back to the house.  :-)

Treasure Hunt

It started at the Dollar Tree when I was getting wrapping paper. I saw V-Day cards and thought I'd get some for my sibs & nieces/nephews. I included candy necklaces and Chicklets. I sent those off to Pioneer Sister. But since I was going to visit Brother D over the weekend . . . one of my nieces requested a treasure hunt. Good idear! I love treasure hunts. Growing up, we would have rhyming clues hidden all over Skymont at Halloween and other holidays. When my stepsons were young, I'd do Easter basket treasure hunts and send them all over the place. Brother D's kids love horses and pictured above is a small representation of their collection, with all the clues, ready to hide: in Mum's car, out in the yard, in the laundry room, etc. How can we make this even more funner? Turn it into a treasure hunt.