Limiting outings and social engagements due to COVID-19 did not stop all outings.
Going to outdoor spots with lots of physical distancing and wearing masks was the norm.
A small farmer's market with masks and distancing.
An outdoor visit to the quaint town of Port Perry with family.
Terre Bleu Lavender farm near Campbellford Ontario.
Lunch on an outdoor patio with friends with masks and distancing.
The Toronto Van Gogh exhibit.
The muskoka chairs are good for sun and conversations.
A meal service on a bear skull.
An old fire truck has a new home
Riverstone Eco Reserve near Durham Ontario. A lunch with a chef who prepared indigenous dishes. A daughter's working lunch.
Finishing that wall hanging.
A double digit birthday.
Watching grandchildren go carting on the way to Blue Mountain.
Eating tacos in Blue Mountain Village.
Finding some nature photos.
Eating ice cream.
Visiting my Hillcrest market. Two cauliflowers for $8.00. I had to let the clerk hand pick them. What a difference, eh?
Making the square for the COVID-19 Memorial Blanket.
More masks for family and me.
My little crop of herbs from my porch garden.
A Dinasaur birthday celebration for a 5 year old.
Outdoor patio lunches over the summer with one daughter. Backyard barbecues with pool privileges with another daughter.
So not lots of outings and places visited but some. August with back to school crisis thinking for parents made 2020 different.
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