Back online and the library takes a bow, snd fall colors

WiFi finally returned, no idea what that was about. Since I'm a guest on a friend's signal, I don't know. Could be anything  from an IP failure, truck hit a cable box, friend's dog bit the router, no knowing. I'm so grateful to have this huge favor, I'm not asking. But you do miss it when it's down.

I drove to the library to catch up on internet needs, and here it is. No indoor pictures these days. 

There's an open space with a fountain playing in nonpandemic times, they'll come again, paths in red pavers, very calm setting. 

This is where hundreds of us gathered to watch the total eclipse a couple of years ago, great to see it in company. I walked around the square today while I was there on a lovely day. Great skies, turkey vultures flying, too high for pictures.

The building is open with precautions. Easy to maintain distance. It was a good change of scene, which I probably need more of.

Then, at home, another walk later, just to look at leaves. Including poison ivy, of which we have almost enough.

I watched a Hajii Baba rug presentation this evening which will need a mass of editing, so many slides. After nearly two hours I left the meeting, starting to get blurry. Wonderful images, though and I'll work on that tomorrow. The presenter was so in love with the subject he couldn't bring it to a stop!