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Birdie in the Window

Not long ago we were at Anna Maria Island, and this bird silhouette in the window added its charm to the sunset. Though the “bird” was inside the window, it was quiet and left no messes behind, unlike the pigeons on the electrical lines above our parking spot at a nearby restaurant. #bird #sunset #pigeonsContinue reading “Birdie in the Window”

Cold Autumn Moon

An approaching cold front provided begrudging looks at the gibbous Moon this morning. Shortly after this photo was taken, the Moon disappeared as if eaten by a dragon, not the fire-breathing type, but one with a cold heart. #Moon #autumn #dragon #cold front

Fairy Loaves

Fresh today, and wow, does the house smell good! The Fairy Coffee Mother is also a baker, yum!

Birds of a Feather

Halloween is long gone and decorations are changing. We will hope that the decorations meet the approval of this pair of poultry Pilgrims. #Turkey #thanksgiving #poultry

Quiet On the Eastern Front

The winds have lightened, the rain will soon end and then it will be time to clean up the yard. We fared well through Nicole, with 2.5 inches of rain and maximum sustained winds of 30 MPH with gusts to 43. While several in Ocala are without power, we only had five minutes of powerContinue reading “Quiet On the Eastern Front”

Finger Food!

While in Bora Bora, we were treated to lunch on a motu (island along the outer reef) that was fit for the wildest dreams of a lost boy. Meat was cooked in an traditional Tahitian underground oven and fruits added to the fare on a plate of giant leaves on a tray made from aContinue reading “Finger Food!”

Two of a Kind

A new ukulele arrived today, not for me, but for a friend who had seen and played my outdoor ukulele. They are inexpensive, have a great sound, can tolerate extreme temperatures, and are very strong and durable. I use mine for a travel ukulele; it has been all over there US, in the Pacific, theContinue reading “Two of a Kind”

The Presence of the Past

Round engine, open cockpit, two sets of wings, tail on the ground. When it comes to airplanes nothing says blast from the past more than those factors. This plane isn’t an antique, however, but rather a homebuilt 3/4 scale replica of a biplane designed and flown over 60 years ago. Having flown similar airplanes, IContinue reading “The Presence of the Past”

Watcher in the Woods

It’s always around, somewhere. Sometimes it’s in the back yard, sometimes next door and sometimes across the street. Always watching, and it’s far better to to be its admirer rather than its prey. #redshoulderedhawk #birdofprey, #hawk

Of Wings and Dreams

I cannot remember a time when airplanes weren’t a part of my life. My dad had learned to fly in 1929 and passed that passion on to his children. I had many dreams of planes I’d fly and places I go in them. Looking back, I was able to live more of those dreams thanContinue reading “Of Wings and Dreams”