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This is exactly what it looked like this morning, from my backyard! Just had to share!

I am so very sad right now, as I just found my dog eating Miss "T" :(. She felt so safe here and I should have watched out for her. My heart is broken

I wanted something a little different LOL

Amazing how spiders make their webs, each different and unique like a snowflake.

Well, this is about all the nursery had :D

hahahah. Yep that is what my flowers look like right now with the hot wind that is blowing! Sigh....maybe tomorrow!

Another one of my little friends, just hanging out!

This guy (or gal) showed up a couple weeks ago and I think he has a burro under my shed! I had to babysit today as the hubby was mowing the lawn & I had to make sure he didn't get in the way! Turtles really are not slow, they actually book it!

How weird, never saw anything like this before hahahah.

That is exactly the look on Buttercup's face (filly on right) is saying as Scooter (colt in middle) is telling his joke to Whiskey Pete (colt left). These are my three orphans...which I also thought of as the Title :). They were orphaned in the Wheeler Pass JMA (joint management area) emergency...

This is near Kala Point HOA private lagoon. I think sailboat shots are so calming & peaceful. Three blue lagoon is not the name of it LOL, I named it due to the water, hill & sky!

Built in 1962 and designed by noted architect Paul Hayden Kirk, the building blends the features of a Japanese tea house & a Northwest Native American longhouse. I wouldn't mind being a guest here ;). Bloedel Reserve, Bainbridge Island WA view from the back deck of the guest house. One...

That is the name of this lacy hydrangea growing at Bloedel Reserve. Also below is a Tiger Lily. We missed the spring bloom and would love to go back for that sometime. Also fall in the japanese garden would be lovely with all the maples.

That is what I am calling this pond, the second pond we came upon at Bloedel Reserve. They actually call it Mid Pond, the first feature created by Prentice Bloedel with advice from his friend and landscape architect Thomas Church.

I loved this bench. Dead weathered latticed wood, and the moss growing new life. On the grounds of Bloedel Reserve in Bainbridge Island Wa. Overlooking a small pond.

I wonder if the Tarot Cards or the Palm Reading depend on what is in the funnies that day :). Port Townsend downtown Water Street.

This is actually a B & B, I would stay here in a flash. Downtown is main street & uptown is a few flights of stairs or a hill drive up, where the courthouse is and homes etc with a view! Love the Victorian look!

While staying a week in Port Townsend with my Uncles, they took us to this lighthouse near Fort Warden just a little ways away from the city. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_Wilson_Light

I am thinking this is the name of this Dahlia, totally befitting! It had to be close to 6 inches across. I would love these all over my yard!