Trail Guy and our friend went to Mineral King one last time. They closed the Honeymoon Cabin, which serves as a museum for the Mineral King Preservation Society, did a few final chores at our cabin, and took a walk. I stayed home and finished a pencil commission, which I cannot show you because the recipient might follow my blog. (Don’t feel sorry for me – I love to draw.)
Our friend loves going to Mineral King. (His wife is waiting for new lungs. . . sigh. . . altitude does not work for her.)
Tomorrow, Saturday, November 3, First Annual Holiday Craft Fair!
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Thank you for sharing the beautiful fall pictures with us! Glorious!
Anne, you are welcome! Sometimes we have to go to elevation to see if autumn is actually truly happening. . .
So beautiful! Thank you for posting!
Thank you, Virginia for visiting, enjoying and commenting!
Love those beautiful aspen colors! Did I ever give you the post card that my grandfather made back in the 1960s of Aspen Flat in October? If not, I’ll mail you one!
Sharon, I don’t think I’ve ever seen your grandfather’s postcard unless Silver City sold it when I worked there.
They did way back when Connie was running the store. He had a set of 6 originally. We have plenty of two of them, and I’ll take a photo of the others so you can see. He certainly was a special Mineral King pioneer! Miss him.
Then I have seen them because Connie was running the store when I worked there.
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