Another Sign

Great restaurant --fun place and good food--heading for the mountains

 The view from there

Linking to Signs2~~~~HERE

Fire Tower

My Summer at the fire tower in the Southern Oregon Mountains---several years ago

My treasured memories

Linking up with Tom's Tuesday's Treasures~~~~~HERE

One Barn

ONE SIDE

FRONT SIDE

 OTHER SIDE

Linking up with Tom's Barn Collective~~~~~HERE 

At the game reserve

These are Dunlin and while they are beautiful in flight all they would do for me was dance

 We're hiding our heads from you

 Ok guys let's head home

 Ok winging away

 There is a bunch

 Tail waggers

 Nesting Eagles

 At home

Linking up with Eileen's saturday Critters~~~~~HERE

Blue Sky Today

It was a beautiful sunny day today (2/21/2019) so we took the new dog and went for a ride up to the Nooksack River--The Twin Sisters

Twin Sisters Mountain, commonaly called the Twin Sisters, is a mountain in Whatcom County.  Part of the Cascade Range, it lies SW of Mt. Baker.  Of its two peaks, South twin is highest at 6,940 feet.  North Twin is 6660 feet high.  There are several glaciers on the NE slopes of the Mountain

 Part of the Nooksack River where the Eagles love to fish for Salmon.

 And the Daffodils are coming up in the Valley

 Almost Sunset at Padilla Bay

Linking to Sky Watch ~~~HERE

Signs

Linking up with Signs2~~~~HERE

Jack and Dorothy

New pics of the doggies---same field just no snow this time

Off Dorothy and I  go down the path to the back pasture

 Running, leaping, playing

 And then a nice stick to chew on

 I got tired and went to bed and then fell out of my bed

Many Moons

Monday is Mosaic Monday and since we have a special full moon tomorrow (Tuesday Night) night I have Moon Mosaic

Linking to Monday Mosaic~~~~HERE

A couple snowy barns

On the same property in Conway

 And this is not too far away

Linking up with Tom's Barn Collective~~~~HERE

Winged Critters

 Swans flying overhead and a puffed up little bird trying to keep warm and waiting for food

 Sweet brightly colored House Finch

 Puffed out Junco

 Eagles checking out the nest

Linking up with Eileen's Saturday Critters~~~~~HERE

Blue sky

Blue sky, snow covered tree and yes a bird (Flicker)at the tiptop,what could be better for this time of the year

Linking to Sky Watch~~~~~HERE

Happy Heart Day

Treasure

Linking to Tom's Tuesday's Treasures~~~~~HERE
Also linking to Our World Tuesday~~~~HERE

This is Jack the newest pup.  He is part Bull Terrier and is 11 months old.  His motto is FUN  FUN  FUN
He is playing in the snow with Dorothy and Toola

Right in Stanwood

first Barn in Stanwood and the second is my little barn

Linking up with Tom's Barn Collective~~~~HERE

SQUAWK!

The Snow Geese are here by the 10's of thousands   Listen---turn up the sound

 Watch the sky

Linking to Sky Watch~~~~~HERE

Also linking to Eileen's Saturday Critters~~~~HERE

Thankful Thursday

Well every morning I am thankful to our good Lord for being here to enjoy another day of glory.
Also thankful that the little birdies have lots of food to keep warm in the snow
Downey Woodpecker

Varied Thrush

linking to Thankful Thursday~~~~~HERE

Whidbey Island

Sign see at the boat builders on the Island at Holmes Harbor

Linking up with Signs2~~~~~~~HERE

Stanwood

Stanwood is among the smallest cities in Snohomish County, with an estimated population of 7,096 people in 2017.

Stanwood was noted for its historically large Scandinavian population, particularly Norwegians, who settled in the region in the early 20th century.

A collage of Stanwood----Make it larger to see all

Linking up with Mosaic Monday~~~~~~HERE

Progress?

This little farm right in town is now surrounded by new houses and more new houses and so heck we might just as well put houses here----grrrr
I bet this once was a happy place but look at it now
The barn

 Barn and shed

 House

Linking to Tom's Barn Collective~~~~~HERE