The prompt for day 11 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is retrospect. The end of the pear harvest for this year.
The prompt for day 10 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is cycle. Old bikes accumulate in this corner of the barn.
The prompt for day 9 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is language. Hiking along an old railroad line in E. Washington the railroad mileage markers denote the distance from Chicago
The prompt for day 8 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is yonder.
The prompt for day 7 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is panorama. The Palouse Prairie in SE Washington State.
The prompt for day 6 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is well. (This is an old water well on our farm.)
The prompt for day 5 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is forest.
The prompt for day 4 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is orange.
The prompt for day 3 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is precious.
The prompt for day 2 of the Photoblogging Challenge is buildup.
The prompt for day 1 of the September Photoblogging Challenge is abstract.
The red pear harvest is going well.
One of this past Spring’s new chicks has laid her first egg.
This is one of our favorite hikes along the Potlatch River.
Lots of lillies.
Kayaking with my wife and our dogs on Lake Winchester in northern Idaho.
Finished listening : Buried by Graham Masterton 📚
This book is part of a series.it is well-written with good character development. That kept me listening to the end. However, the explicit violence and abuse will keep me from reading / listening to other books in the series.
A nice instrument and piece of furniture.
The spice cabinet.
Our rooster and a few of his court.
