Escalante in the fall – supurb!!!
Days are warm, nights are cools and monsoons are over. The Rabbit Brush has finally bloomed – it’s about a month late, and the Sunflowers have turned to seed. I’ve cut back my Holly Hock and the cherry tomato is still doing it’s thing. The beans are beginning to dry for seed beans for next year.
According to my friends in the Escalante lodging segment, they are getting booked through the 21st of October. While Bryce begins to shut down (they begin to have freezing nights soon) we’re still in the high 40’s and low 50’s at night. Another 6-8 weeks before the first frost.
At the Gallery, I’m hanging fall foliage pictures as the Aspen begin their annual show. I even have Copper plated Aspen Leaf Jewelry. I’m working on a couple of special orders and have been asked to teach a class on knitting Chemo Caps this Thursday night at the LDS Church. Everyone is welcome.
