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Sculpture Park

 My sister and I attended a book reading that was held at a sculpture park.


I took many pictures as we walked around the park before the presentation, but there are far better photos on the website. 

The book reading was from Songs from a Voice Being the Recollections, Stanzas, and Observations of Abe Runyan, Song Writer and Performer. 

Yes, that is the official title and you can see more here. Excerpts were read by the author and then there was a Q & A.

I bought the book but I have not read it yet. From what I heard I think I will enjoy it when it comes up in my queue. 

It was a lovely way to spend a lovely almost fall day.

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  1. That sounds like an enjoyable way to spend time at the sculpture park and reading.

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  2. That is an interesting sculpture park. I can imagine how much you enjoyed it. It must have been wonderful just to get out there in the fresh air. I hope the book is good.

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  3. What a delightful way to spend a day. That sure is a long title. Will check out the link now.

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  4. Our weather is just now perfect for walking or reading in the park.

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  5. I visited the website for the sculpture garden and I must say it is simply gorgeous! Beautiful shapes and such bright cheerful colors! Love it all. As for the book, I hope it delights you. You made the author happy by buying his book, so that is a good thing.

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  6. I have never been to a reading. I need to try it. I'm sure I would enjoy it.

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  7. Cool Sculpture park, a great place to walk. Are the leaves coloring up like in the photos?

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  8. Linda, the leaves were just starting to turn but by this weekend they should be at peak for that far tothe north. Autumn is a beautiful season here.

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