Misc. Photos

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Here are some miscellaneous pictures from Mt. Gilead.....No text, just pix!

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Photos

Campfire time!
We roasted hot dogs and many many many marshmallows! But like the bag pointed out~~marshmallows are a fat free food, so I think they’re healthy!

I want his job!
Where was I when they assigned jobs?!

I find this plant interesting,
because the ferns uncurl one row at a time until this ball is at the end of the branch. I couldn’t see where the ball came from, so I don’t know how it got to this stage.

Icicle plants come in (at least) two varieties~~
the red leaves produce white flowers, while the green leaves produce the prettiest lavender blooms. That reminds me to tell you about the lilacs~~they’re puny here! It’s obvious that they’re not natural to this area
Montana does them much better!! The yellow ones are California poppies; they grow everywhere, and are just so bright and cheery!

Just you wait....
This is just a nice bouquet to remind all that spring is coming.

Chasing turkeys is not Henry’s only trick--
he's also good with spoons!

Who called the M*A*S*H unit?
This is parked out behind the shop, so they weren't called because we were there!

Comments

[Patti]

pictures tell sooo... much
I love the ocean shot, everything about it looks like you two. (Good thing, huh??) And then there is the picture of Henry with the spoon, I don't know quite what to think of the company you are keeping. I think you'd better come back before it gets any worse.

[Chris V]

A few facts about ferns
That round thing is called a fiddle head. Can you see why? It is the way a new frond (big leaf) is formed underground. It unrolls and presto you have a new fern part. By the way, they say they are good to eat. You'll have to let us know how they taste. Chris

[Danielson]

Come back?`
Where are you? If we were going to see you, where would we have to go!!!

[Danielson]

Yes, I see why they're called that.
It's just such an interesting formation! Edible? If God wanted us to eat them, He would have made them chocolate!