Over Labor day weekend, my little family met up with some friends for a fun little hike and picnic. We went to Cascade Springs, Located in Midway, UT.
We Packed up the car with coolers full of sandwiches and Lemonade, a picnic basket, and a big plaid blanket to spread out on.
But when we got there, there was a big sign that said, “No Picnicking” Seriously? Such a Bummer! So we had to have a little tailgate picnic in the parking lot instead.
It’s such a beautiful spot. Lot’s of cascading springs and bridges. So it was all ok in the end, even if I didn’t get the picnic I was hoping for. I am such a sucker for Picnics.
I came across some other pictures of Picnics and Plaid that I thought I’d share. The two just go hand in hand.
I Want these Plates.
I think Plaid has such an Outdoorsy, cozy, fall feeling to it.
What do they have against picnics?? I'm glad you had a good time anyway.
Picnics do need plaid!
You have a lovely home and a cute blog! I'm going to look around some more!
I love plaid too! All your inspiration photos have me thinking its time to dig it all out.
Wow – some state or municipal officials have some answering to do – 'no picnicking'….really? In this time of constraint they want to stop families from enjoying a simple, healthy pleasure? It makes me crazy!
I am passionate about plaid too. For picnics, for dishes, clothing and bags.So charming and always in style!
Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
The only thing I can't pass up in a thrift store is a great quality plaid wool blanket. I asked my husband if he thinks I'll become a plaid wool blanket hoarder – you never know. And I LOVE the old plaid Thermos and tin plaid picnic basket. Preppy at heart, I guess.