It's a busy summer; good thing I'm retired!Clearly, it's high time I posted a note again. We spent a good part of the week at Oshkosh, related in the story below.
Then we were home a week, then Pat's sister spent a week with us while her daughter was at Camp Courageous in nearby Monticello, IA. She always loves that week!
This week is the week for which Pat has been waiting nearly one year: she's taking a watercolor workshop from an artist whose ideas and techniques she's long admired.
Last Saturday, we hooked up the trailer and headed north. Four hundred twenty two miles north, to be exact. We're in Washburn, Wisconsin, just a very few miles from as far north as you can be in Wisconsin.
The weather here is delightful: low humidity and around 70*, with beautiful blue skies.
You can see the blue skies in the picture above, taken in Bayfield. Have you heard The Big Top Chautauqua on NPR? It's at Bayfield. I might even attend a performance there tomorrow night.
Pat's class lasts through Friday. On Saturday, we'll head home to the usual grind.
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