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Columbia River…Looking Towards Canada
It is tick season here. I am a tick magnet. More so than my dog. If we were keeping score on the number of tick bites received, I’d win. I got my first tick of the season yesterday, while hiking the property and taking photos.
I’m telling you, so that if it is tick season where you live, then be sure to remember to wear your favorite repellent. My older sister doesn’t like to smell like Eau de Bug Repellent, but one must make sacrifices in this world.
I wouldn’t mind if ticks and mosquitoes became extinct. But I have a new friend, Mark Berkery, who loves all creatures great and small. And he is the most fantastic photographer of those creatures. Do yourself a favor…check out his blog, Nature’s Place.
You will gain a new perspective on small creatures.
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Tagged Columbia River, hope, Mark Berkery, nature, outdoors, peony, photography, Terri Guillemets, ticks
The intent was there. I really meant to get the weeding done. And I did. A little.
But then there was the retreat.
And it has been raining ever since I got home.
So…for those who asked…and for those who didn’t…more of what’s blooming in my garden.
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Tagged anemone, flowers, garden, LCsCottage, miniature iris, nature, Ralph Waldo Emerson, rock cress, white creeping phlox
LC's Cottage 