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Splash of Color Done

Well the border is on.


It looks like I imagined. Like it




Ended up being 65" x 72"

Now that is more twin size

Outside my window I can see out in the pasture where there is a carcass of a feral pig. We left it there seeing how we have no cattle in that pasture and we know that there are Bald Eagles around.
I've been seeing up to 3, a mature eagle and 2 juveniles, But today the were 5 eagles. That's the most at one time.
There were 2 adults and 3 juveniles.

  
Sorry about the poor quality but it is about 200 yards from the house and taken with my IPad.

They are such big magnificent birds.
A true pleasure to watch and feel so lucky to be able to observe them. 

Really need to charge the digital camera, maybe could get a better shot.

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  1. Congrats on a beautiful finish! The border works perfectly with that center. Have a great weekend with a lot of stitching. It looks like you will be getting lots of rain, so a perfect time to just hang in the sewing room.

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  2. Wow, to be able to watch the eagles so closely must be wonderful, what an amazing experience.

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  3. Wow! That is really neat with the eagles!! I really like the border you added on for this. It works perfectly.

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  4. What a beautiful quilt! Love the brightness of those fabrics!

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