We had a very nice scenic ride from St. Ives back to Porthtowan along the coastal cliffs. We stopped along the way to peek over the cliffs to the sea.
It was very windy and I tried to capture how the wind was whipping the grass and bending it over.
Did I mention it was windy?
Later when we finally reached Porthtowan we had a little something to stave off our dehydration and then we took a nice hike along the cliffs.
I am happy to announce that my little sewing projects are now completed. I even managed to dig out my MIL’s old sewing box and use some of her bias tape (she had about 50 packages from Penny’s for 6 cents each) to do a couple extra projects. Oh I’m looking forward to showing you all the fun things we have going for our time here on Sunday. I hope when I finally show and tell it’s not anti-climactic.
I almost forgot…head over to Mennonite Girls Can Cook today to see my Butter Pecan Pumpkin Squares. Yum…
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Lovely to see the photos of St Ives. You certainly saw some nice parts of our county.
Looks as if you own that countryside! Never anyone around, but you folks! It’s beautiful there even if it was windy.
So glad you didn’t get blown away!! 🙂
That does look like quite a bit of wind, Ellen!!!
I will definitely be making that recipe as I have some pecans I need to use up before I buy a new bag.
AND — I wonder, you might turn into a quilter / sew-er if you aren’t careful. I can’t say I have successfully sewn with bias tapes!!!
You’ve captured the wind in your pictures for sure! So beautiful. Your smiles make me smile!
I am wondering what you are sewing????
Gorgeous photos of St. Ives and environs. Love the photo of you holding your daughter in your hand! I pinned that recipe from MGCC – looks delicious. Have fun being mysterious!
you managed to capture the idea of the wind
I’m getting curious about what you’re sewing!