Delay, delays, so this and the next is a bit of catching up. I’ll work from most recent to earlier in the year.
Ship Canal At Dawn: Seattle, Washington
We work the Seattle’s Fremont Market every Sunday. Ian goes every week, I go on the first Sunday of the week (it’s a 2 1/2 hour drive, but it’s our best market). It works – Ian hates doing internet work, I hate rising at 3am… To each their skills at our farm.
March 31
Through a Glass Darkly
It just kept raining…. so to the kitchen, a glass of water and a window into the rainy day
March 30
Wet Ride
Glacier, Washington : Hopeful skiiers head for Mt. Baker in the driving rain.
March 29
Flower Drop
March 28
Pavement Art
Water falling in mass off a broken gutter onto the speckled pavement creates an abstract pattern that caught my eye.
March 27
Frond Reflections
It’s dark, it’s wet, it’s cold….getting desperate here….
March 26
Stream Shimmers
Forest walks – soothing, if damp in the rain
March 25
At My Fingertips
March 24
Goosey, Goosey, Gander
Waiting for the afternoon flight out of Reykjavík, Iceland : a visit to the local park. (We went to the UK, and then a day in Iceland…keep scrolling down)
March 23
Golden Circle Waterfall
A little touristy, but nothing says “water” like a massive waterfall.
March 22
Swan Song
Waiting for the afternoon plane from London to Iceland – these were in a large CITY forest/park. Near where my husband grew up.
March 21
Morning Dew
March 20
The Tap (at Sally & Martin's)
We just don’t have kitchen taps this cool in the US.
March 19
Southern Exposure
This is the view from Beachy Head (white cliffs of Dover to many of us) in the south of England.
March 18
Not Too Deep
There’s a drought in the UK – a “hose pipe ban” (no watering lawns) was in place already.
March 17
Tower Bridge Night
I was walking from the National Gallery (love those impressionists, we don’t have them in Maple Falls, WA) to the Tate Modern (don’t ask, don’t go – head for the Tate Britian instead), which is open late.. My route took me across the Thames.
March 16
Abstracts on Windscreen
A train from Newcastle, the underground to Heathrow, pick-up rental car…but there was some water…
March 15
The River In Wylam, UK
March 14
The Step Family
I so enjoyed my visit.
March 13
Kings Cross Water (UK)
A twelve hour flight, an underground journey to the Kings Cross train station, and now waiting to go north to visit my father (that was good) and my step-family (enough said). This was the only type of water I had seen in over 18 hours.
March 12
Airborne Ice Crystals
On the way to the UK, I’m thinking Water, I need water, then I looked at the window : ice.
March 11
Wet Bee Hives
A bit documentary – I wrap my hives with roofing tar paper – to act as “rain coats” – these were showing why I do it : another nice day before I left for the UK.
March 10
Hard Reflection
A rock atop the black asphalt rain hat on one of my hives. The rock, and rope holds the “rain hat” in place.
March 9
Farm Rain
Holistic Farms (near Bellingham, Washington) – their greenhouses as seen though the wet windshield of my truck. I spent the days before my UK excursion feeding my bees (some of which live at Holistic Farms).
March 8
Snow Lines
Snow on Asphalt Sheeting…. More bee stuff… And in the snow, you can’t win around here.
March 7
Curved Snow
Snow curls off a metal, gutterless roof – to create a nice abstraction.
March 6
Potted Drops
March 5
The North Fork, Winter
We live near one of the most beautiful rivers in the world. This is an easy day hike through old growth forests… Here presented in black and white.
March 4
Heavy Snow
March 3
Fremont Ducks
Way too much time fooling with photoshop….
March 2
Up Against The Wall
Rain, snow, more rain, more snow – it has not been a glorious winter here…
March 1
Shining Snow
February 29
Soaked Swirls
February 28
Shells Afloat
February 27
Light Water
February 26
Hemlock Drop
February 25
Water Crosses
February 24
It's A Rush
It is indeed a rush to get caught up on the postings.
Taking the images is fun, if challenging on some days.
Working with the images is fun.
Posting the images — now that is a bit of a pain – perhaps if I didn’t get so behind it would be fine.
Weekly, yes, weekly (I hope)
Now it’s off to prepare to split some hives and walk the pack goats …
