I love Rube Goldberg contraptions. While technically not a Rube Goldberg, this can crusher came close. Notice the nice rosette hanging in the front.
Category: Port Angeles
Big Dogs and Their Owners
This big boy was taking a nap when I stopped by. I think he was tired of people bugging him. The thumbnail shows one of the proud owners and her best friend.
Fair Animals
Going to The Fair
Finally I made it to the fair! I had guests for the weekend, and as much as I enjoy their company…I was ready for them to leave so I could hot foot it over and check it out. I didn’t go in the carnival…but it did provide me with a photo opp. I saw (click on thumbnails) tractors, things for sale, and lots of ribbons. Tomorrow I will share some of the animals.
Follow the Leader!
Wylie seems intent on keeping up with J-dog. They are such nice neighbors.
A very nice thing happened yesterday. The Peninsula Daily News interviewed Jelvistar of Port Angeles Daily Photo and myself. There was a nice article on page C-1, Wednesday, July 18th. They featured several of our photos. Unfortunately, the PDN is such a small newspaper there is no online link to the article. I, of course, will be buying several copies to send to my family. I guess one never gets to old for a little family approval.
The quilt show set up begins tomorrow…stop back by for some photos of what it takes to make this event happen.
View from a hospital window
We are truly lucky to have wonderful views in our local hospital. If you are in a North facing room, you look at the Strait of Juan De Fuca. If you have a South facing room,you look at the mountains. Below you will find a snapshot of me, all suited up. Baby is better, but he does have the flu virus along with viral pneumonia. Hence the get up below. Mom is improving. Maybe Friday we go home if things continue to progress in the right direction. Thank you for all of your compassionate and thoughtful comments today. I so appreciate this wonderful community of DP Bloggers.
Hanging at the Pier
These old pilings present the perfect resting spot for water birds, real and imaginary. Again, they are part of the Art in the Town series shown in a previous “post”.