This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #78, taken in Arlington Virginia last month. Do you remember when Rabbit had everyone in the Hundred Acre Woods looking for his friend and relation Small? I did not realize that one of Small’s relatives was in the picture until I looked at it again….
Another photograph from Deception Pass, just when the sun came out…
Still at Deception Pass. It was a rainbow weekend.
Returning from taking my daughter to Bellingham to start college at Western Washington University, I stopped at Deception Pass. The rainbow showed up on the way back to the car… It is so pretty it doesn’t seem real, but it was, and taken with my cell phone! I will miss my daughter at school, but look! There are still rainbows!
I have a double lot and I don’t mow the second one. There are two plum trees and an apple tree, and the local deer love it. I may fence more off for more fruit trees, but it’s nice to share plums.
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday Challenge #76: a very fuzzy friend met on the day before I left Virginia last week. We were in Arlington, on a hike down one of the runs to the Potomac, with the George Washington Parkway way over our heads and airplanes rising from Reagan National Airport nearby.
Another photograph of the Seneca Mill by the quarry along the C&O Canal. The plants are slowly taking back over.
This is for the Daily Post Photo Challenge: Rare.
I had my morning coffee on Sunday in the tree house, very early. Coffee is not so rare but having it in a tree house is not common for me!
We have three of the four roof panels in place, but the fourth will have tricky cutouts to accommodate the tree. I love the clear roof panels that let in the light. I can watch the leaves and the tree move through it. We have a window that fits in the open space, but took it down to paint the outside…..so far I have not had time….
My daughter and a friend in conversation in the treehouse last night.
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #72. Sunset at Larrabee State Park last week.
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