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Gardener

according to the season she loved to burn and loved to grow.

I own a solace shut within my heart,
A garden full of many a quaint delight
And warm with drowsy, poppied sunshine; bright,
Flaming with lilies out of whose cups dart
Shining things
With powdered wings.–Amy Lowell Behind a Wall 1912

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/04/26Categories family, heart2 Comments on Gardener

Deception Pass

high bridge
ten years later. Deception Pass is a strait separating Whidbey Island from Fidalgo Island, in the northwest part of the U.S. state of Washington. It connects Skagit Bay, part of Puget Sound, with the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/04/212020/04/20Categories family, sisters, strange land

Bill

Rotarian, rider, country-boy
sun and moon and stars

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/02/142020/02/14Categories 1978, family, heart, people, time machine

chucks and family

I had probably asked that they not look at me

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/02/132020/02/12Categories 1978, artifice, babies, family, time machine1 Comment on chucks and family

unseasonably warm

Riverside street,people and dogs, woolen mills chapel
Ansel, Eva, Rio and Tilly take the humans for a walk.

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Author WmXPosted on 2019/12/302019/12/30Categories dogs, family, neighborhood1 Comment on unseasonably warm

morning

Helen, Ansel, Matilda, Bill, Emma and Rio. on the front stairs of the Starkes house.

It’s morning, and again I am that lucky person who is in it.–Mary Oliver

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Author WmXPosted on 2019/12/252019/12/25Categories dogs, family1 Comment on morning

37th Frame

grandfather & granddaughter
I used to primarily shoot 35mm 36 exposure TriX. I cut and stored the film in strips of six. The extra frames, (37-39) they avoided being cataloged. They fell behind the furniture, collected dust. This is one such… Bill & HP

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Author WmXPosted on 2019/11/242019/11/24Categories family, heart, sisters

Fala

selfie with Fala
Which Democratic contender has a good dog?

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Author WmXPosted on 2019/11/012019/10/31Categories dogs, dolls, family1 Comment on Fala

Wagons

three wagons. Learning how to change a tire.
Radio flyer, Volvo. Trusted names in wagons.

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Author WmXPosted on 2019/10/302019/10/30Categories 1998, brothers, family, sisters, Three1 Comment on Wagons

through a glass, clearly

photo by ATL. Me and my dad carrying cameras, good dog in the background. In God’s pocket.

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Author WmXPosted on 2019/10/01Categories agrarian, dogs, family, heart

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