For the Daily Prompt: bubble.
Ok, it’s not really a bubble. But it’s very bubble like, right? And I love the angled tree….
For the Daily Prompt: bubble.
Ok, it’s not really a bubble. But it’s very bubble like, right? And I love the angled tree….
Port Townsend Sunrise Rotary is part of Rotary District 5020. This district includes the Olympic Peninsula and Vancouver Island, two countries. I am at the District 5020 Training and Conference, sitting next to the East Jefferson President and getting education and inspiration from our District Governor Craig Gillis. Excellent and inspiring!
Who is this diving? Can you tell?
Whew, at the end of Blogging from A to Z, happy things all month. I am tired. This weekend I went to see my daughter at college. We went for a walk and saw the above bird. More than one. Have you guessed?

This is a Common Loon, in breeding plumage, here.

I love the precise collar of black and white that stops at the back of the neck. They swim much lower in the water than our mallards, and the mallards don’t dive.
Ready to dive:

Gone!

Rest from the Blogging from A to Z Challenge! Right now we have 248 people who have completed it: here.
The letter Z: zzzz. Zzzzzs, blessed sleep.
My friend is not asleep here. But what a place to sleep!

And sleep in the sun!

Sleep on a couch!

Sleep in a boat!

And back to the daybed.

Blogging from A to Zzzzzz, and the challenge is done.

Blogging from A to Z, happy things. XOXOXO love and kisses to our beautiful earth!

These were taken in Hawaii, with my cell phone as my big camera ran out of battery power.

And all creatures great and small as well: XOXO.

Blogging from A to Z: the letter X.
Happy things from A to Z, the letter W. W for water, wet and wash!
We were very excited about the green turtles in Hawaii. But we photograph birds too:

Down by the water, checking it out. Then the featured post, bathing in the sea. And a clean wet bird:

We think this is a yellow billed cardinal, originally introduced from Brazil, here.

Blogging from A to Z, the letter W.
For the Daily Prompt: bestow.
The universe and earth bestow their beauty on us.
Blogging from A to Z,Β the letter T! T is for turtle and teenage and travel!
On Hawaii we went to a park and saw green turtles. They are born about 1000 miles away on a different island. They travel in the sea and now come to Hawaii to rest. The ones who rest on the beaches are 20 to 140 pounds. As mature adults, they will be 200 to 400 pounds and live back in the sea.

We both have zoom lenses. We are not supposed to go closer than 20 feet.

And here is one just arriving for a rest:


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All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain!
An onion has many layers. So have I!
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