Bonnets and Skulls: Best of Summer 2009

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Best of Summer 2009

Here's some pics from my summer. Went hiking. Lots. And to Mary T's cabin twice. And to Rhode Island (those pics will be in a separate post). So enjoy the pics!

Ducks huddled together at the cabin.

Sunrise at the cabin

Sunrise at the cabin.

Earlier sunrise at the cabin.

Algae at the Yakima River

A little pond that appeared on the river walk.

Wild river water

Panoramic Yakima River (This is 3 photos stitched together)

Sunny Yakima River

Clouds over Eastern Washington

On our canoe adventure, Mary and I saw a momma loon with a baby hitching a ride on her back.

Little lizard up at Red Top Mountain

Red Top Mountain Lookout. Yeah. We went all the way to the top.

View from the lookout tower.

Jeep ride up the Manastash

Vintage Kittitas Valley

Waterfall near Lake Kachess

Lake Kachess. No hiking due to snow and logging.

1 comment:

Sir's slut said...: Sarah, you are quite the photographer! Beautiful pictures! Nice to see you blogging again.

I will miss you both!; August 6, 2009 at 7:01 AM

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About Sarah and Mary

Hi I'm Sarah L. and I am a fiber freak who loves metal music and video games. I spin wool, I knit and crochet, all while listening to Demon Hunter or Living Sacrifice! Hi I'm Mary T. and I am a fiber freak who loves to follow Jesus and wear dresses (wearing the same dress pattern for so long that it is now known as THE Mary Dress). I spin wool, I knit, I have raised two children and am raising two more, and homeschooling. How did they get started as friends? Well, it all started at a friend's baby shower. Mary was a spinner and Sarah wanted to learn. So Mary taught Sarah the ways of the wheel in her little yarn shop on the side of her house. There began the unending friendship of two women. They now live next door to each other (Mary is Sarah's landlord) and because young Sarah is afraid of cooking, they spend nearly every meal together (when McDonald's is out of reach because Sarah's car won't make it that far). Even as Sarah writes this little blurb, Mary is spinning wool the color of water around the Caribbean coastline.