
Just a wee little baby. Now it's grown much bigger, and ready for its first big trip on its own. Here it is at the base of Amicolola falls.


Here is the sock courageously looking out over the summit of the falls. (You could drive there. Shut up.) The sock enjoyed the view.
In celebration of its first big adventure, the sock got a heel that very night. It's very proud of itself.

Look! Sock #1 has a buddy!

Big shout-out to the Yarn Harlot for getting this whole "socks in the wild" thing started.
4 comments:
Hum, maybe Kerry will learn the ways of knitted projects in the wild one day! Nice sock tour of the Falls.
Those socks look great. As do your legs ; )
Love the socks! Now I have to go through all your posts to see what yarn that is again. And Amicolola Falls most horribly tests the leg & butt muscles. (Try Raven Cliff Falls for another butt numbing climb at the end of the trail.)
Eve, it's Trekking XXL, colorway 100.
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