For photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #134.
I took this yesterday in Bellingham, with my phone, thinking of Mundane Monday….
For photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #134.
I took this yesterday in Bellingham, with my phone, thinking of Mundane Monday….
For the Daily Prompt: egg.
Hidden color like Easter Eggs.
For the Daily Prompt: simmer.
For the Daily Prompt: mystery.
I took this in Arlington in 2016. What do those antennae do?
For Wordless Wednesday.
For the Daily Prompt: ghoulish.
Hey, wait, watch out! Who is that man in the back, with a knife?
I took this in 2012. This is a school trip at the end of 8th grade, taking everyone who can go to Mount St. Helen’s. The man with the knife is a fellow physician, who also has an 8th grader on the trip. Though he does internal medicine. The man on the right is the surgeon…..
We camped for three nights and explored Mount St. Helen’s. It rained and rained and rained. Some tents flooded. I wore my foul weather sailing pants. People ribbed me about them the first day, but by the second they looked cold and damp and envious….
Thanks to the teachers and all the parents and the students too!
For the Daily Prompt: ghoulish.
I took this in 2012 in the Ape Caves at Mount St. Helen’s. The Ape Cave is a lava tube. When Mount St. Helen’s erupted, lava flowed hot. As the outside cools, the inside continues to flow, leaving a cave. The cave is 2.4 miles long and we are instructed to bring 2 or three light sources and back up batteries: because if lights are out, it is truly black as pitch inside. We all turned our lights out together, and stood in the darkness.
Zoom all the way out and across the Sound to the east.
For the Daily Prompt: orange.
This is also taken on the Poulsbo Photowalk: http://worldwidephotowalk.com/walk/poulsbo-art-walk/.
I know it’s October, but fall and orange make me think of my sister’s poem: September is hers. Here: https://everything2.com/title/September+is+hers. I miss my sister, cancer took her further away at 49.
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