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In a moment of weakness, I indulged in a skein of Impulse of Delight Essential Merino Sport in the colour Aubergine. Yeah, I know it's not purple. But it's an intriguing mix of blues & blacks. I think this would be the perfect hat or a pair of mittens for hubby. Another vendor selling 'art' yarn tempted me with a skein of "Fruit Loops" but I resisted. She had a skein of yarn that looked like streaky bacon and she plied in felted bits that looked like over easy eggs. Yes, it's called "Bacon'n Eggs".
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It was pretty warm so we stopped often. This is one of the water features in the upper village. I thought it would be fun to dip my feet.
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It took a lot of convincing to get hubby to stick a toe in.
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It is ice cold, glacier fed water so you could only stand in it for a few seconds before your feet got numb.
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On our way home, we stopped at English Bay for a lovely seafood supper. And after supper, we walked along the Stanley Park seawall and enjoyed the sunset. It was a perfect day.
10 comments:
Congrats on 11 years!!! Btw, did you ask why the colourway was called Aubergine? =P
Hi - I can't find an email for you so I'll have to reply here. In the picture on the label, there's a bluish reflection off the eggplant. I think that's the colour that she was trying to capture. I didn't ask the dyer because her husband was manning the booth and I didn't think he knew the answer.
That last pic looks like Hawaii!!! Are you sure that was English Bay in OUR neck of the woods???? Happy #11!
What a lovely day! Congrats to both of you. I would have like to seen a picture of the Bacon n Eggs!
Belated happy anniversary! Lovely yarn and lovely locale. :)
Happy Belated Anniversary! I agree with Sharon -- your photo of the sunset does look like Hawaii! How beautiful!
I am also a bit late........however.....Happy Anniversary! Sounds like a perfect celebration. See you soon.
Happy Anniversary!!
Yay -- happy A! Way to goooo! Kind Regards, Mel
Congratulations, what a lovely day out!
Gx
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