We had a great time on Whidbey!
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Excitement at Useless Bay!
Sunday, August 26, 2007
More Outing
I can't remember this little guy's name, but I know he's 19 weeks old and weighs 40-something pounds. In these photos, I snapped them in succession as he discovers he got a piece of grass in his mouth while playing with his chew toy and can't figure out how to get it out. Finally he decides he just doesn't want it in his mouth any longer and kind of gags it out. He went right back to chewing on his toy again! What a cutie!
Monday, August 13, 2007
Just for Fun!
Faith
OK, this is a stretch... but I did have to have a lot of faith that after about 2 hours of waiting, I would even get to snap a photo of one of the bullfrogs that live near the creek at my brother's house. They are very shy and if they even hear you coming they're gone! Since I hadn't seen them before, I wasn't sure what I was looking for. And then, finally, I snuck up again for the last time and here was this gargantuan-sized frog resting in the water with only his head surfaced! This guy was about 10-12 inches in length, just look at those back webbed feet! He stayed for three shots before he submerged and swam away.
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Fun on Mt. Rainier
Bruce and I hosted a group of Saturn Sky and Pontiac Solstice owners on a drive around Mt. Rainier last Saturday. It was a 12-hour day in all, and we had a great time! Made new friends, and saw a couple we had gone to the drive-in movie with (Transformers). The photos from top to bottom: 1. One of the curvy roads we had fun on, notice the sign on the right warns of the hairpin coming up; 2. a photo from last month of the three Solstice owners and us (Sky owner) at a drive-in in Everett to see the movie "Transformers" - the transformer known as Jazz is a Solstice in the movie; 3. I was busy snapping photos through the rearview mirror as Bruce was driving; 4. one of our stops along the way. There were seven cars to start out the drive around the mountain, and we picked up an eighth car along the way. All in all there were two Solstices and six Skys.
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