Always a little fishing!
The road leads up to camp and the marble quarry.
Notice the hunks of marble at the curve of the road.
Crystal River is crystal clear!
Hays Creek Falls,
an easy viewing right off the road.
No, We did not scramble up the cliffs to see more!
Friends that we met on our Mexico tour joined us for a day in Marble.
They wanted to see Crystal Mill, so we went up for a second time.
Yes, the road is narrow and the drop-offs steep.
I guess the truck at the bottom has been there a very long time!
We ended the day with a trip to the quarry.
If you can carry it, you can have it!
On Sunday, we visited the local church with lovely stained windows.
Then we drove to Edwards for an art and craft fair.
Very high end, with many lovely artistic and sometimes unusual crafts.
For all my knitting friends, this booth had pictures made from yarn.
The eye has it!
The artist loves using her fine yarns for the birds.
For my gourd making friend (Nancy Cicutto), she would love this booth.
Many gourds use pine needles.
Since this one had both pine needles and yarn from Taos, we decided that we needed to bring it home.
A lovely weekend, and we are enjoying the area.
