Six more hours to daybreak

A peaceful place for a morning walk

Cool as all!

 

A boy left his bike chained to a tree when he went away to war in 1914.

He never returned, leaving the tree no choice but to grow around the bike.

 
Photographer Unknown

Can we go fishing Pa?

Lost

This would make a great little work shop

Cabin - Orcas Island, Washington - David Vandervort Architects

Secluded

Shaving at the spring

This is one of the first pools after the spring head, there are 4 or 5 of them that run the tree line and then flow into the creek bed that runs into the woods.  The water was cold and refreshing, and if you don’t mind washing your face in a pool full of crawdads you’re okay.

The boys take a target break

Echo gives Silas some instruction

The boys keep a safe distance

Hank loading up

Benny and his 20 gauge

Take aim

At least we don't live in a trailer ... wait a minute.

While Judith stayed in the Suburban with the younger children Echo and Benny bush-wacked the area for the trailer to sit and in about three hours the trailer was set in place and we moved right in.

Surprisingly it was quite clean inside and all it needed was to be swept out and mopped.  When we come back I’ll put up some dividing walls, pop in a bath tub and install a small kitchen and it will be just like home except for the high crime and rude people.

Kids with wrist rockets in the woods

On foot just looking around

Standing on the path to the spring looking out at the trees

Seeing the corner of the trailer from the path to the spring

The road out

300 feet on a path to get water

Silas practicing that ½ mile walk to get the mail

Trees

Seasonal creek bed

Girlie, Judith and Emerson standing in a seasonal creek bed

More trees

Taking Emerson for a morning walk

Echo and Silas go exploring

This is the view we woke up to each morning