- Gardening is a kind of disease. It infects you, you cannot escape it. When you go visiting, your eyes rove about the garden; you interrupt the serious cocktail drinking because of an irresistible impulse to get up and pull a weed. ~Lewis Gannit
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Monthly Archives: December 2009
My piece of sky
In the week before Christmas, I was taking the compost out to the container on the back patio when I spotted one of my favorite sights in my piece of sky. A Blue Heron came swooping by. Finally resting from … Continue reading
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A Bright Christmas
This year the BC coast escaped a white Christmas.As sad as that was, it did allow me to watch the Heather’s start blushing. They have yet to reach full saturation, and won’t until the early months of the new year.It … Continue reading
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Wanted: One good Snow day!
As I write this,the snow is already gone.Washed away by winter’s pelting rain.But while it was here,perfection.Light and fluffy,yet still compressible to a fierce snowballIf only there had been more of it.
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This place is for the birds…
Try as I might,despite my winter stroll.I did not find any photogenic birds.They were not prepared to entertain my lens.Not today anyways.With winter’s first snow dotting the tree branches.The cold has been fierce, the local Salmon Creek freezing at the … Continue reading
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The Christmas Garden
The introduction of the hard pack path and patio has transformed winter for me. The kids (and kids at heart) can now wander through the garden all a glow. A regular winter wonderland.I took these snaps shortly after we set … Continue reading
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