T on beach
After a lunch of butter and sugar corn-on-the-cob and caprese salad we drove to the south coast and set up for a breezy afternoon at Hagis Beach near the Swan River outlet.
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After a lunch of butter and sugar corn-on-the-cob and caprese salad we drove to the south coast and set up for a breezy afternoon at Hagis Beach near the Swan River outlet.
After a long day shopping A relaxes with Pinot Grigio and - horrors - cheetos! We eat cheetos only on vacations.
Around back we checked out the bog and picked some flowers for the table. Note the deck above.
Leaving the McCann home and headed for Orleans and the first craft show of the week.
A had the window seat enroute from Chicago to Providence and took this picture as we climbed out of O'Hare over the water front. 'Big John' (Handcock) stands taller than the other sky scrapers.
T enjoys his first cup on the back deck overlooking a cranberry bog. The weather is nice - 50's to 70's and partly cloudy.
We are collecting a list of places to go. Here is the first:
"Art show and sale
More than 15 local artists exhibit works for sale Aug. 19 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Aug. 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Christ the King Church, Rte. 151 in Mashpee. Some proceeds benefit church charities."
The Cape consists of one little village after another. On our way to East Dennis we passed this house with a Swedish flag and thought of our Swedish son Michael.
We watched a parade of sailboats and fishing trawlers come in to the harbor through the Cape Canal.
We started with fried calamari with chipotle sauce; A enjoyed the halibut, while I had scallops. The service and view were excellent.
Hello from Cape Cod!
We took the earlybird from Austin to Providence via Chicago, drove through Mass. over Bourne Bridge to the Cape. We had a delightful seafood meal here looking out on the Cape Canal.
Kelly threw a going away party for Ethan when he moved to Cupertino, California to take his new job at Apple Headquarters.
She cooked some delicious lemon chicken on two grills.
Henry and Ike greeted their 'parents.' Henry was especially excited - and so were Kelly and Ethan.
Kelly and Ethan deplane from their trip back from a month honeymoon in Europe.
At the Biggers' lakehouse with the happy couple - post bar exam - and family.
This is the river where T taught canoeing to young campers in the summers of '68 and '69.
Their nest was located on top a light fixture in a cave-like breezeway between buildings.
Upstream from Mo Ranch the river rushes through channels cut in the rock. This is the site of the 'human dam' we build of bodies each year.
On the way to Mo Ranch we spied this beautiful limestone turn-of-the-century courthouse, still in use.
After a successful shopping spree A and Etha enjoy Lorn's keyboard wizzardry.