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Scenes from a bikeride




Category: gardening among the rocks | Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 4:09 pm

Wow, it's amazing to me how the site floods with posts when I'm away! Between DD and I battling a flu bug, whipping myself into cycling, trying to convince the veggies to grow, and organizing a plant sale fundraiser this weekend I barely have time to breathe!
I took a couple of reference photos the other day when i was riding in the forest. Folks from around here will just go, oh, that's a bunch of trees. But I thought those of you who live in more arid places might be interested in them; this forest isn't too far from the Hoh Rain Forest up on the peninsula, and even here you'll find trees dripping with moss.



And here's a deer that hung around while DD and I waited for the bus. He moseyed away by the time I got back with the camera...


This is the backside of the prairie perserve by my house. The building off in the distance is the studio of an artist/art teacher. I try to take a class every now and then, but she's a very Good teacher, and gets paid accordingly!


Looks like the weather has decided to not improve, so I'll just give up on it and head out on my bike anyway!


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Comments

 

toni wrote on Wed Jun 04, 2008 4:27 pm:


All I can say is Ooooooohhhhhhh, then drool all over the keyboard. That is beautiful. Bet you have temps around 70 degrees too to make that a perfect place for a bench, table and chair or a hammock or just me standing there drooling.




 

glendann wrote on Wed Jun 04, 2008 4:47 pm:


Your area is just beautiful critterpainter.It made me want to go bike riding again.




 

Droopy wrote on Wed Jun 04, 2008 7:26 pm:


I love the woods, any woods, and your wood looks different from mine. When I was young I dreamt about riding across the prairie. I just found that dream again in your photo.




 

Sjoerd wrote on Wed Jun 04, 2008 11:58 pm:


Such nice wild scenes. It looks like a bike ride with everything natural.
Thanks for showing these.





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