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  1. She had an old croquet set from her childhood. Too broken down to salvage, but still had sentimental value. She drew up a design for a side table using the parts. I finally got around putting it together after six months of cogitating on it.

    She may paint matching color accent trim on the edges. Fun project in funky wabi-sabi way.




  2. Inlet

    The path may be hidden and narrow and tangled with shoals, but there’s always a way out. You just have to wait for the tide.





  3. Oldest used bookstore in town. Staff have their own twisted logic for arranging by topic. I'm interested in boats. This one micro sub-genre they have relocated from where I would put it (with the nautical know-how) to place of prominence next to Erotica.Three rooms and a floor away. Nauty.




  4. Went down to the river to look at the sky.
    Comet over the water and the mountains.
    Train went by, bouncing the bridge.
    Thunderous rumble and horns.
    Then quiet again.





  5. Good year for persimmons! The wild trees are laden this year, branches breaking under the weight of fruit.

    Within weeks, critters like opossums, raccoons, and others will strip them bare. There's a short window when we can forage before they're all gone. If you get them before they're ripe, they're so astringent your mouth will pucker so bad you can't swallow.

    We use them in chutney, and bread pudding, a sort of wet and gooey banana bread.



  6. Form follows function.
    Round sterns make it easier for a waterman to haul nets and tong oysters by hand.
    Also, they look nice.

    Chesapeake Deadrise
    Locklies, Virginia






  7. Form follows function.
    Round sterns make it easier for a waterman to haul nets and tong oysters by hand.
    Also, they look nice.

    Chesapeake Deadrise
    Locklies, Virginia

    #photography
    #ChesapeakeBay
    #handmade
    #boatbuidling
    #RuralSouth
    #WoodenBoat

  8. Form follows function.
    Round sterns make it easier for a waterman to haul nets and tong oysters by hand.
    Also, they look nice.

    Chesapeake Deadrise
    Locklies, Virginia

    #photography
    #ChesapeakeBay
    #handmade
    #boatbuidling
    #RuralSouth
    #WoodenBoat

  9. Form follows function.
    Round sterns make it easier for a waterman to haul nets and tong oysters by hand.
    Also, they look nice.

    Chesapeake Deadrise
    Locklies, Virginia

    #photography
    #ChesapeakeBay
    #handmade
    #boatbuidling
    #RuralSouth
    #WoodenBoat

  10. Form follows function.
    Round sterns make it easier for a waterman to haul nets and tong oysters by hand.
    Also, they look nice.

    Chesapeake Deadrise
    Locklies, Virginia

    #photography
    #ChesapeakeBay
    #handmade
    #boatbuidling
    #RuralSouth
    #WoodenBoat

  11. The weather was so nice we walked to town through the woods. About 4 miles round trip. Met this guy along the way.



  12. The weather was so nice we walked to town through the woods. About 4 miles round trip. Met this guy along the way.

    #wildlife
    #terrapin
    #boxturtle

  13. The weather was so nice we walked to town through the woods. About 4 miles round trip. Met this guy along the way.

    #wildlife
    #terrapin
    #boxturtle

  14. The weather was so nice we walked to town through the woods. About 4 miles round trip. Met this guy along the way.

    #wildlife
    #terrapin
    #boxturtle

  15. The weather was so nice we walked to town through the woods. About 4 miles round trip. Met this guy along the way.

    #wildlife
    #terrapin
    #boxturtle

  16. Best time on a golf course?
    When no one is playing golf.



  17. This little guy was making a raucous racket by the window.

    Gray Treefrog. They change color and patterns to match their surroundings. Do an excellent rendition of lichen on tree bark.




  18. Hoping by summer these bags of mud and tubers turn into lush lotus blooms.


  19. OK, it’s not Wednesday yet, but I’m skipping Tuesday.

    Also, this isn’t watercolor, but pixel pigments so ephemeral they dissolve with a wash of electrons.

    I think that’s a Redwing Blackbird in the marsh grass.