This lovely log cabin is somewhere in Utah, I think. My notes are incomplete at this point. I remember that there were stories about it being associated with the Hole-in-the-Wall gang (think Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid) … but that was in Wyoming, and not close to our route. It had a wonderful meadow area too (see below). I’m also impressed with the number of windows. Makes me think it more likely to be a 20th century construction job, though.
I like the multiple layers in this image: the fields, the trees, the slight hint of a pond, the Olympics in the distance and a few clouds in the sky.
These clouds attracted my attention … I could tell they would add a lot of interest to a photo of this farmland, while not providing any significant chance of rainfall. A good combination. This is at about the 6.5 mile point of the Larry Scott Trail south of Port Townsend, WA.
Just a little random humor here.
Well, sorta. I just recently noticed that I have just passed the 1,000 mark of posts. The number is a little soft, since I built a website with blog posts instead of pages (a rookie mistake). But I started blogging on a regular basis in April 2018. When I began, I was trying to post every day … but it soon became too much of a chore and not just the pleasure of sharing my photos that I was intending. So I switched over to posting every other day and have been happy with that decision (most of the time). It still becomes a chore once in a while.
Thanks to all who have encouraged me over the years. Your enjoyment of the posts is what I shoot for.
I always enjoy taking photos of tools waiting for (someone else) to use them. These are a couple more photos from Salt Spring Island and my friend’s daughter’s farm.
