Taken a year ago, in Jefferson County, Washington, near Quilcene.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Taken a year ago, in Jefferson County, Washington, near Quilcene.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
I took this three days ago, watching the sunrise on East Beach, Marrowstone Island. The fires in eastern Washington cause amazing colors. We could really use some rain in Washington, though not too much. The rivers are down, fishing is locked up, because the salmon are stuck in smaller pools and are too vulnerable. Some rain, please, but not those flooding atmospheric rivers?
At any rate, it is gorgeous watching the sky and water turn pink and orange.
For Jez’s Water Water Everywhere #147.
Today’s Ragtag Daily Prompt is red and yellow. It brings up a jump rope rhyme from when I was a kid and lived in Johnson City, New York. I am sure there are dozens of versions of this. Do you know one?
Cindareller, dressed in yeller
went downtown to see her feller
on her way her girdle broke
how many people did it choke?
And then we would count until the jumper tripped or lost her place. I don’t think we knew what a girdle was, either, except that it was not a respectable word to shout out.
The picture has nothing to do with the jump rope rhyme. I took this at the Farmer’s Market in 2014. The baby is much older now, but Gypsy Coffeehouse still serves delicious coffee. Such colors!
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
From Chetzemoka Park yesterday.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Taken locally.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
I took this from a window. This local meanders in town through streets and yards. I suspect he’s been jumping my back fence and helping himself to roses. The apple trees are shared and he helps trim the lower branches.
I did creep up to the driveway to get a close shot, but I was careful. I did not want to disturb him.

For the RDP: meander.
I like this photograph. It grew on me. I was disappointed at first because the subject of the picture dropped his head almost out of the frame just before I clicked it. This is taken with my cell phone zoomed in, though my subject was only 12 feet away. I’m glad he didn’t object to the photography. He’s very used to cars and crossing local roads.
Many of the empty lots are cleared and new houses are going up. I wonder if there is pressure on our in town herd and whether they have enough food. We still have Kai Tai Lagoon as a park, but there are less wild lots.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
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