Waiting for the bus? Who needs a plastic-sided enclosure covered with advertisements and graffiti? Or one of those grimy benches covered with who knows what?
Hollow out a nearby tree and you’re good to go.
Author: Kay
Air Mail
I saw this recently on the road into Joyce, a tiny community west of Sequim. The box says “Air Mail.”
I can’t remember the last time I saw a letter with red and blue stripes around its border and “Air Mail” printed below the stamp. But the box made me laugh and the memory of air mail letters takes me back to long ago days when I had pen pals in far away places.
Break time
Cormorants are common seabirds around here. I rather liked the curve of this ones neck as it gazed out to sea between dives for fish.
Now you see it
It was clear when we started walking. Then the fog rolled in. See the sliver of sun above the tree? It was gone by the time I tried to snap a third shot.
Autumn sunset 3
Here’s one last sunset – for now – that presented a show of clouds and color that demanded awe, if not a measure of reverence.
Autumn sunset 2
If yesterday’s sunset post shouted “blue!” this one glowed with gold and red.
Autumn sunset 1
We’ve walked a lot lately just as the sun has begun to set. Some of the sunsets have been so spectacular it’s been hard to pay attention to where I’m walking. I’ll show you a few of my favorites over the next few days. This one was last night.