Saturday, June 4, 2022
Life At The Cabin 2022
The Bear's Paw quilt that I made last year now has a home on the back of the couch at our Yukon cabin. The seat part is covered with an old sleeping bag so the cushions stay clean.
I've been doing a little sewing here and there, but the weather has been too nice to stay indoors.
We went out in the kayak three days in a row. One trip was out on Tarfu Lake. The best part- no people and lots of wildlife. :)
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