Fresh Off the Needles and Updated Baby Photos

My knitting needles are forever busy creating one thing or another. Here are the latest two!

This is a Sweater Vest for Woody using Caron's Simply Soft yarn.


This is a Scarf I knitted for myself using Homespun Yarn.


Here is Woody, dressed in a Fireman's outfit for Halloween


This is Woody with his brother Dom being held by their Aunt Jaz


And this is little Ruth. She has sort of been my guinea pig for knitting baby creations this past Fall and Winter. This photo won Ruth "Honorable Mention" in the LandsEnd Baby Contest online. Isn't she cute!!

Maine's Antique Cars

I have a wonderful friend named Robert Prescod who lives in Brookline, Massachusetts. Robert has a variety of interests; one of which are Antique Cars. Robert found a hidden goldmine of antique cars in Maine last summer and sent some photos. I was blown away by the beauty of these wonderful creations and want to share some of them with you.

Remember: You can view an enlarged version of any photo on this Blog by clicking on the picture.

This is a 1952 MG

Here is a 1942 Cadillac

This is a 1948 Tucker

This is the interior of the Tucker. Note the push button controls.

This is a 1933 Rolls Royce

This is a Graham Paige

This is a 1947 Delahaye

This is a 1929 Duesenberg

This a 1910 Panhard (the blue auto).

This is a Packard Hood Ornament..... Such classic beauty and grace!

This is a 1940 Buick Custom

Here is my friend Robert, standing in front of his favorite automobile; the Tucker.

Here is a 1941 Packard (the hood ornament is shown above)

This Packard belonged to Clark Gable; a gift from Carol Lombard

This is a 1932 Stutz

The antique cars are in a private collection, owned by Robert and Sandra Bahre. These beauties are only on exhibit to the public during "Founders Day" on Paris Hill at the Hamlin Memorial Library and Museum; Paris Maine, the third Saturday in July.

If you wish further information the phone number is: 207.743.2980. Their email addy is: hamlinstaff.lib.me.us ; and a website can be found at: www.hamlin.lib.me.us