After holding on for so long, the last of the fall leaves are on the ground and signs of the transition into winter are beginning to appear. We now see a few snow flurries in the air and ice forming on the ponds and shoreline.
There’s not much color in the landscape, but it is November, a month when you have to appreciate the subtleties of nature.
Island life becomes quieter now. A few more of the seasonal businesses are closing their doors for the winter and will take some time to enjoy hearth and home. Sievers is quiet and busy at the same time as we’re preparing for our 2018 season. Between this season and then, we wish you some quiet time with all your favorite fibers.
Even the subtler images of the island look inviting. Thanks for the peaceful feelings.
Dear Annie, thanks for your lovely comments. We have been thinking of you and hope peace surrounds you. All our best, Carolyn, Ann and Cindra
Thanks for another season of great posts and pictures. I was only able to attend once, in 2001, the week the planes the towers, but I Hope to make it again and I love to be able to have co ntact thru the newsletter. Have a great holiday season!
Thanks, Linda. A memorable time to be at Sievers, to be sure. Thanks for staying in touch through the newsletter and we hope you will return some year.
Very well written for a more quiet time of the year on the Island. Hopefully, a true time of relaxation and reflection for all. Have a very Merry Christmas to everyone at Severs. Lynne & Ed Nelson
Thank you, Lynne. Merry Christmas to you and Ed. Being here in late October, I’m sure you’ve gotten a sense of the quiet the Island possesses.