If you could live off of sugar-water? Well, the hummingbirds do –
We fill this feeder at least once a week. The one out back not as often, maybe every other week.
Maybe tomorrow I’ll catch the hummingbird himself….
If you could live off of sugar-water? Well, the hummingbirds do –
We fill this feeder at least once a week. The one out back not as often, maybe every other week.
Maybe tomorrow I’ll catch the hummingbird himself….
Weatherman told us this was to be the hottest weekend of the year in Seattle. Might even hit 86 degrees! My Austrian/Italian friend Gee had his brother in town for a few days; Meet John Cap –
So the Brothers Cap, Marla and I hopped on the motorcycles and went for a ride –
We saw Mt. Rainier up close and personal –

Then we headed over Chinook Pass where we stopped for a few photos –
The diehards were telemarking down the hill –
Someone spotted a mountain goat at the top of the ridge, I took this amazing shot –
At the bottom of the hill, we found the valley where yesterdays photo was taken. The brothers were prepared with shorts, and jumped in the river –
After they thawed out, we got on the motorcycles and beat it for home. A solid 220 mile day.
Guy, John – THANKS for letting the interlopers in on the fun.
Took a 570 bad photos and 2 good ones.
Number one –
I told him to stay put for another couple shots, he didn’t listen. He instead decided to act like the chickens we were watching, and show me his tail feathers.
Number 2 –
He’s just a youngster, hasn’t even got his full compliment of big-duck feathers. They don’t listen well at that age. Silly duck.
The sun was out, it hit 75 on the thermometer, I didn’t have to go to work! What more could you want? We went to Rays –
Then we went over to the locks, and saw Doc Brown –
The salmon are running, the boats are all heading for the lake to see the fireworks show, we just played tourist and saw these –
We have the white version in the yard, although we were told they are called Pink as well. I gotta find out if they wanna make a trade…..
Happy Fourth of July everyone; Stay safe. It sounds like a bombing range by my house, the cats are pissed, my Italian-Canadian friend Gee had to take off with his dog for the quiet of the mountains.
Ed – Happy birthday!!!
The crop is there, if you can see it –
Some encouragement from the sun the next few days might help….
about all the rain this year, the garden flowers are going gangbusters –
I don’t even know what it is, but in a week or two the thing is going to explode with color.
I’ll keep you posted.
It’s not a GIANT inflatable hat or anything, but we have put up our Fourth of July decorations –
It’s all good.
Certainly you wouldn’t want to see that, so along the same theme of golf, is an update regarding the divots from Pebble Beach –
Marla has them going gangbusters. She gives them ‘haircuts’ with a pair of scissors and everything. I think the climates are similar enough, they’ll actually make it.
I hope.