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Monthly Archives: July 2006
It’s getting a bit batty
So it just dawned on me that we needed to add another entry to our category of wildlife stories, which I’m sure we are going to have plenty of. Glenn and I are in the yurt ready to go … Continue reading
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Vistors Welcome – Come on up the weather is great!
We LOVE to have visitors! If you need to escape the heat of the city, feel free to come on up and visit us on the Mountain Loop Highway. Wanna camp? Don’t have a tent? We’ve got a … Continue reading
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LOG STACKING BEGINS!!!!!!
Yeah! I’ve got photos for you!!! Check out the photo album titled: "Log Stacking – 7/22 through 7/27/2006" For this past week I’ve been up at the land in HOT weather with the summer grasshoppers "clicking" around. (they click … Continue reading
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Frickin’ Fraken Bracken Fernin’
Well here I am mid-week and up at the land. But wait! How is it that I am making a blog entry if that is the case! Well it just so happens that I turned my laptop on to check … Continue reading
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Glenn sings: Seattle Men’s Chorus at City Hall
With 80+ degrees and not a cloud in the sky it was a nice break from the ranch construction to head downtown for the free lunchtime concerts at the new city hall. What’s this? Well, it’s the Seattle Men’s … Continue reading
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Blue Skies and Fluffy White Clouds, and a subfloor
Ahh, the days up in our own private meadow just keep getting nicer and nicer. This weekend was no exception and there was a flurry of activities going on at the land. NOTE: All the photos for this past … Continue reading
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The last 4th of July in the city
Our in-city apartment has the greatest view of Lake Union where the fireworks are shot off. There is always soemthing to see on the lake including the Chinook helicopter trailing the giant American flag right before the fireworks starts exploding … Continue reading
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Subfloor begins
Last Thursday, Tim and I headed up to the land for an action packed weekend. Not only did we have the subfloor construction activities, but we also had our temporary power being hooked up along with our windows being delivered … Continue reading
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