THE CENTRE of the STORM is @ the moment COMING right through
DIGBY NECK and my little cove . .
Hopefully it will downgrade to . . .
just a TROPICAL RAIN STORM . . .
(thats bad enough for my gardens on a hillside!!!)
I will not be able to write here for a few days . . .
These images are from the 1930's delightful little story book about the cove which is in our Library where we have our HOOK-INs.
It is called ''The BLUE TEAPOT'' by the writer Alice Dalgliesh who summered here every year.
Prayers are with you! Stay safe Judith! That is the main thing!
ReplyDeleteCathy G
Yes, stay safe Judith. Earl is tracking for us after he leaves you. We are all hoping for the tropical downgrade too.
ReplyDeleteKim
Judith, you and all those who are in hurricane Earl's path are in my prayers and I hope that it will loose strength before it arrives and leave without causing too much damage.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful map of the cove in the old book. I was just thinking that it would look great as a rug.
Stay safe and well. JB
Hi Judith:
ReplyDeleteTake care and let's hope Earl changes his mind and passes by out to sea.
Nancy
Hello Judith, I quickly bought a copy of this book after reading your post. It arrived yesterday and after work, I sat down and read it. Wonderful little book, as you say. It mentions hooked rugs twice! I hope to visit you area sometime and the endpapers can be my map. Cheers, Susan
ReplyDeleteSusan!This is a wonderful book . . .it has been in my family for ever . . the writer spent summers here always in the 30's and 40's . . .many of the people mentioned in the story are my relatives so the book is very special to me .I am Very glad you found one!There are 2 more in the series.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy it! Where do you live?
Judith