Photos: Week 62

Candy Stripes. The Canadian Mountains, from our front yard.

Shake, Baby, Shake. The boy squints through the girl's spray of salt water.

Better Than Georgia. We canned amazing peaches last week from Eastern Washington.

Newbie. While driving home on the island, I was stopped by this little guy refusing to move out of the road. He was curious, and cute!

Sleeping Under a Heart. I didn't notice the heart-shaped cloud over the seagull until I tried to think of a title!

Bellingham. A church I've always loved in town.

Blue and Boats. A particularly fine day to take the ferry.

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Fish For Dinner. A seagull eagerly watches a fisherman's catch near the ferry dock.

"God Light." Rays of sun stream through branches in our yard.

Seattle Visit. Dusk reflected in windows outside my hotel room.

Shipyard View. Space needle on the far right!

Major Food Groups. A cute eatery near my hotel with a sign that reads, "Bread, Madeleine, Dessert."

The Beginning of Fall. My first foggy ferry ride of autumn.

My New Addiction. Now that the weather is rainy and grey, we've decided to start grinding our own coffee beans, and the results are delicious.

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Perched. B&W, looking down at our island church, surrounded by the wild.

Blackberry Season! A car (hopefully no longer in use) slowly being strangled.

Hydrangeas. Next to our front porch: my favorite shade of purple.

Poodle Parade and Playdate! This sign was posted on the store window, and I couldn't resist showing off the cuteness.

Blue Moon. A perfect full moon rising over Bellingham.

Our New Boat! Our sailboat, waiting for a little bit of work before being seaworthy.

Mother of Pearl. I like the iridescence of these delicate pinks and blues.

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Purples and Pinks. A blooming bush outside my boyfriend's brother's house.

Cloudy Days. Another in my planned Mount Baker series!

Green Abstract. Moss and vines wrap around a log in the woods.

Basin. Sunset on the bay.

Rowing. Sailboat + no wind/no motor = oars.

Pretty Evening. Looking south-east from our house.

Reflection. A photo of the living room window reflecting the mountain and the boy, sitting on the deck table.