Emma and I out exploring the mountain for a good long knit walk on Sunday morning . Observing moss dripping off of branches, devouring the old oaks. So much fog and moisture from the coastal weather pounding this inland ridge which divides Sonoma and Napa counties, before sinking finally into the Napa valley.
Close to the peak, we seek out our secret precipice . . .
Emma scouts the ridge along the peak, for her usual treats . . .
What is this bright blushing wooliness among the foggy forest ?
And the view , beyond the knitting, from the peak at 2600 feet !
Beautiful shots. Amazing view. I do love moss and fog :).
I know you do… just how it was on our Cavedale KnitWalk in Autumn . 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing your hike with us. I am definitely there in my mind!
Oh good … I can use the knitterly company ! 🙂
What a gorgeous hike! Beautiful pics. 🙂
Thanks Kar !
Green as green can be. My walk today was so muddy my walking trousers were muddy up to my thighs.
Great that you got out ! Did you take your knitting? (a good day to knit walk with BROWN wool ) 🙂
Love the fog and moss pictures…our views here are more like mud and slush right now…not so much green as brown and grey…and, frankly, kinda yucky!
Thank you Tamara, and thank you for taking a peek ! 🙂