The little cabin that we stayed at in Eureka Springs was charming and cozy:
We had a lovely view of the lake, both from the cabin and during our walks:
We met a sweet cat named Luke who walked with us, and posed for pictures:
We grilled steaks and fresh vegetables we bought at the farmer’s market; our little dog Maxine was particularly thrilled about the leftovers:
I was surprised by the number of interesting wildflowers we encountered; in Texas, our wildflowers are mostly weeds. I have no idea what these are, except for the coneflower, which I only know because I’ve seen one in a quilt:
I may be over the limit in pictures for one post, so I’ll continue them in the next post.
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Top: common daylily, an escapee from gardens which have been naturalized.
2nd flower: Sweet pea: another non-native which was common in colonial gardens and has now become a welcome escapee.
coneflower you got...the next one is a rudebekia or a marsh sunflower....not the same species, but I can't see enough of it to make an identification.
next, hydrangea. :) Yum. Flowers.
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