Jim Nelson rests after a hard day's work with Ruby dog as his pillow..gif)
cucumber and my feet
me
Angie from Austria under the yum yum tree
Marcelo visiting and climbing the yum yum tree
Herman
Bim pulling up carrots
Maggi
the Linden tree
Isaac
Haven and Josh
So many jars of deliciousness for the Wreath Sale
view of Corona Heights
Although many hate on Eucalyptus trees for being non-native invasive plants, I can't help but love their presence, profume and aesthetic.
I used to play this game in the same clothes hamper when I was little. Seen here is my nephew, Oliver.
All around the mulberry bush, the monkey chased the weasel...
The monkey thought it all was fun...
Pop!! goes the weasel...
Grams and Ollie playing Pop goes the weasel.
The Berenstein Bears Get In A Fight: Pops helps Ollie understand fights - a prerequisite before hanging out with the family.
This is what "going to church" may look like in Oklahoma...images from 2004.
Oneighty is part of Church on the Move, one of Oklahoma's Evangelical mega-churches. Several thousand Fundamentalist Christians attend Pastor Willie George's services each Sunday.
In this gym at the entrance, they held a bench press competition one Sunday after church. The male and female victors each won a gift certificate to the Gap.
church service
The fields around the Denver airport were covered with snow.
The illusion of the sun goin' down caused by the world spinnin' round happened as I descended into Tulsa.
I returned to Camp Joy for the week of their annual harvest wreath sale..jpg)
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beans
amaranth, beets and the crooked house
persimmon leaves...
After a brief stint in Vancouver, we greyhounded it to Manning Park arriving about 3:30 AM in the chilly darkness. After eating a can of baked beans and using some pit toilets, the sky began to lighten and so we started to walk. 8 miles south on the trail, we were back in the US. Along the Pacific Crest Trail, we experienced the most spectacular scenery I have ever seen in my life.
