A towel seen in Port Townsend last year.
Author: Kay
Sweet temptations
An archives photo from a visit to Boston last year. Fond memories. I’d be in serious trouble if we had something like that here.
Swing joy
Just a little bit higher and maybe I can fly…
Back road view
This barn can be partially glimpsed from the main road that goes past it. But the view opened up when I drove down a lane behind it. Plus there was a nice pasture nearby.
Local celebrities
First we noticed a man standing very still along the side of the marsh. Then we saw that he had a camera on a tripod, always a signal to me that there might be something interesting to see.
The man got away before we had a chance to ask him what he was watching. But he returned. Repeatedly. And finally DH had a chance to ask what he was looking at. Tiny frogs!
If I’m not mistaken they are Pacific tree frogs. In my short visit to the observation spot I was able to find three. A fourth had had enough of the attention and climbed away. They’re pretty cute, not much bigger than a human thumb.
The first viewer stayed around long enough to interest others who happened by. There have been other photographers and observers, coming by steadily for at least a week.
Saturday critters
I love that people have horses around here. They’re such beautiful creatures.
These horses were part of a group that was accustomed to friendly visitors, or, perhaps, people who stop by with treats. When I approached the fence several stopped their grazing and came to see if I had anything to offer.
Others stayed put, rightly guessing I wasn’t going to hand out any carrots.
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The demonstration garden 4
Along with so many other floral displays dahlias have a place at the Master Gardeners Demonstration Garden.
I hope I’ve piqued your interest in the Master Gardeners Demonstration Garden. It’s well worth a visit if you’re in the area. It is open to the public and located at 2711 Woodcock Road in Sequim.