House Cam Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
Some of our visitors:
Occasional Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
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Visitors over the past couple of years:
Occasional Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
Looking out the window:
Veterinary and Adoption Services
House Cam Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
Some of our visitors:
Occasional Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
Some of our visitors:
Occasional Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife:
Opossums (Didelphis virginianus)
House Cam Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
Some of our visitors:
Occasional Visitors/Still Looking for Bigfoot
Enjoying some time with my Sweetie.
Recently played on KOZT:
Mudcrutch – Scare Easy (video)
Mudcrutch – “Lover of the Bayou” new official video
Photo:
Fog Clears at Hill Road
Washington Coast – The North Beach
Two years back – The truck that spent some time near the Intracoastal Waterway of North Carolina arrives on the Pacific Coast. No crowds on this summer day.
Canoe below was purchased in N.C. in the early 90s. Enjoyed using it in fresh and saltwater in N.C.
Launching at Hood Canal/Twin Spits
Two from Rat Island/Kilisut Harbor
Camping at Fort Flagler in 2000. Patriotic before it was popular.
Canoe traveled on top from N. Carolina to San Diego County, where it was used again in fresh and salt water.
Truck travels here:
400,000 Mile Club – Trivia Report
The video below shows how to prune the fern in early February.
Please go to 2:40
What mine was looking like around mid-April:
They have been back out to one of the beaches they know where they can harvest oysters.
They know a beach where they can harvest oysters.
Recently, I have been listening to KOZT. On Saturday morning, they played a couple songs that I enjoyed:
Carole King & James Taylor – UP ON THE ROOF (Live)
Jackson Browne performs “Redemption Song” at the Concert for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1995
Photo:
Some Whidbey garden fun we had a few years back.
Love the old wheelbarrow.
The tire brand is Schenuit. Some history from Baltimore Heritage:
“Schenuit manufactured truck and automobile tires, and later manufactured aircraft tires for the military during World War II. The company became dependent on government contracts and nearly went bankrupt after the war. By the 1960s, the company began expanding into the home and garden industry by buying out smaller manufacturers that made wheelbarrows, industrial wood products, lawn equipment, exercise equipment, and lawn and patio furniture. By the 1970s, Schenuit had moved out of the tire business.”
Driftwood Fetish
Finished compost for tilling into the garden.
Sifting finished compost.
Starting a new compost pile. Sifted compost ready for use.
Sort of like a driftwood flower arrangement.
