
The prediction is for snow-- snow!-- in Dillon on Wednesday night, which makes me realize that the lingering summer (it was over 80 yesterday) is winding down. So, here are a few random pictures I took when the weather was fine and looked like it might last forever. Above is a shot of the Erie Basin Marina cluttered with boats.

Here's a shot of one of the daily free concerts at Marine Midland Center in downtown Buffalo from back in July. I can't recall the name of the band but they were kind of a punkish polka outfit, and a lot of fun.

This was taken on the path down to Devil's Hole near the Niagara Gorge. I guess it'll be awhile now before I see those natural greens again. Time to batten down the hatches for winter, I guess.
3 comments:
I just put the furnace on, didn't want too but my nose was getting cold!
Even put sweaters on Nik & Helen under their jackets this morning.
T
The German band is the Frankfurters, I think.
I'm still holding out on the furnace, but the flannel sheets are going on the bed!
Sally
Sally,
Yes, I think it was the Frankfurters as a matter of fact. I called them punkish because their style was kind of aggressive, but then, for a polka band I guess that's a relative term. I actually slept with the window open last night, but did add a couple of blankets myself.
Dr. John
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