Home again after a last minute field trip to Alaska before the snow starts to fly. While technically still summer the golden leaves and the crisp air suggested the change of season. The phone call came just a few weeks ago from Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska requesting one of Larrys murals for their […]
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Crazy gray haired lady arreste...
It all started last Friday. I was on my way to work at the cooperative gallery Larry and I are members of. Larry had opened the gallery for me so I could run that morning. It was about noon and I was bringing lunch for us to share before he left and I took over. […]
Bark Shanty Bridge
One of my favorite local hikes is the Lower Big Quilcene Trail in Olympic National Forest and a favorite destination is Bark Shanty Bridge. This popular trail is referred to by some as ‘The Champagne Trail’ and for good reason. It is virtually level, no switchbacks or steep grades, just pure walking pleasure. Because of […]
Camping at Kalaloch
Last week we spent four lovely days at the coast away from computers and cell phones. Nothing but warm sunshine, extended walks on deserted beaches bordered by mounds of driftwood and old spruce trees. An occasional sea otter, tufted puffin or sea lion flanked our stride in the waves as we strolled along. For our […]
Forest Gems
Here in the Pacific Northwest trilliums are a welcomed sign that spring has arrived, even if it’s the coldest spring in over 60 years! Not only have I been enjoying these little spring beauties during my run through the forest but we’re fortunate to have several clusters of them in our yard. These flowers are […]
Celebrating 36 years of runnin...
Thirty six years ago I started running reluctantly… It was Easter Sunday and we were to meet some friends for brunch. As I stepped into the shower, my first husband, Doug, informed me he was going for a run, he ran nearly everyday. My initial response was why now, well be late, but he assured […]