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Architecture and Street Scenes Photographing the Weisman (May 21, 2012) Photographing the Guthrie (May 12, 2012) The Guthrie (and Mill City Museum (July 6, 2010) Urbanity Along the Mississippi River (July 23, 2011) Art and Read More …
Ok, so I’m probably the last person in the world with an interest in travel to discover this, but I finally stumbled across World Hum. Wow. Just a short amble through the site indicates it’s Read More …
Sorry it’s been so quiet here, but I’ve been really busy at work, in the yard, and ON VACATION! Yes, after a about a six year absence, we finally made it out to the Pacific Read More …
The idea behind this trip was to combine a long over-due visit with my college roommate in Seattle and a Vancouver art gallery tour. Since we were visiting in spring, we added Victoria on Vancouver Read More …
This morning Lane awoke feeling pretty good after last night’s emergency room treatment and we are both eager to spend the day roaming around Seattle with Michele. This will be great. That there will be Read More …
Last night we had dinner at the amazing Café Brio. It started off as the perfect evening, excellent food and wine in a lovely, romantic place. Unfortunately, on about the second bite of his lamb Read More …
My plan is to cut over to the coast and then follow the scenic route down to the next garden on my list.I am not particularly successful at this. When I can find it, the Read More …
I chose to come to Vancouver Island, Canada, because I wanted to visit Butchart Gardens when the flowering plants were in their spring glory, so I ignore the swollen gray skies, say goodbye to Lane Read More …
Even though I pretty much set the itinerary for this trip, I am not real excited about returning to Victoria itself. I recall it being too cutesy British in a fake way that quickly grew Read More …
Time to move along. The Queen of Saanich, part of the BC Ferries fleet, is transporting us from the city of Vancouver to the city of Victoria on Vancouver Island. The ferry is nearly empty, Read More …