 |
| A gorgeous sunrise at Rosetta McClain Gardens in Scarborough. |
We hadn't been to Rosetta McClain Gardens since Big Frank's passing and with the 10th Anniversary of his "Hawk Watch" there, it was important to me to be there for a sunrise. I wanted to view a sight that he had witnessed so many mornings.
So, on the holiday Monday, Rob and I were out of bed at 4am on the road by 5am. It was a difficult walk to the fence, I had never walked there without
Big Frank being at the other end to greet me. Instead we were greeted by the sound of a "choir of Cardinals" singing, it was blissful. The sun rose right on time and it was spectacular!
Walter joined us a couple hours later and we spent a lovely morning enjoying the park. I didn't see any hawks, but had a grand time chasing butterflies, watching the bunnies and looking at song birds.
 |
| Rob at the fence where Big Frank always stood. |
 |
| It was nice to see his picture still hanging on the fence. |
 |
| Mama and baby Bunny. |
 |
| I enjoyed seeing the Monarch Butterflies at the park. |
We don't get to Rosetta Gardens often, but we always enjoy the time we spend there, and I know we can always find Big Frank's spirit there.
1 comment:
Angie I'm glad you and Rob had that intimate time there with your memories of Frank. You've got me in tears leaving this comment to you. That is a very special park for a number of reasons the Hawk Watch, the wildlife, the beautiful gardens, friends and of course the memories. I hope you find your way there more often this migration season, I'd love to see you.
Post a Comment