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out and about, bits and pieces, still waiting

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I think my last post left off as I was visiting the Frick museum. There are many interesting places around there on 5th Avenue. including the busy busy Met. I happened to see one of my first magnolia buds... past the Guggenheim again and had a welcome break at the Episcopal Church of The Heavenly Rest. Where there was a choir rehearsing (wonderful). And a little cafe with nice food to eaat! Went through the Engineer's Gate to and from Central Park there's been a lot of coming and going at home too... Mummy's been getting ready for the baby ...when it will come we know not yet....many contractions being had... some favorite videos being watched games of hide and seek and walks in the park and playground fun looks like baseball has started... and not too much change at the lake yet... a walk through the forest over the big hill... brings father and son to the Hudson River... great views of the George Washington bridge... time to put our hats back on ...a bit cooler over here...

off to the Cloisters

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On a cold day, we set off for the Cloisters just down the road. Very convenient. It is a grand place. Even the little one was quite interested. And was very good. A lovely spot in the sun. Fascinated by this gargoyle pouring water from his mouth. The gardens outside are still interesting even though they are in their winter dormant state, it won't be long before the spring breaks forth Overlooking the Hudson river I love the look of this old garden these columns remind me of the University of Queensland in my home town..a little let's go outside again Mummy Thanks for coming along with us. That was fun. Come again soon, and we will show you some more of this lovely place. My daughter reminded me that we visited the Cloisters the day before the first baby arrived, so we are wondering what tomorrow may bring!! Even though she isn't due for another couple of weeks. On checking my blog, I discovered that my camera batteries had died that day, and I didn't get many photos at...