The Mountain: morning, noon, dusk. Happy Thanksgiving!
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The Mountain: morning, noon, dusk. Happy Thanksgiving!
We always enjoy our time in Port Townsend and so we decided to spend another perfect Saturday in November in our “Madison of the Pacific Northwest”.
I haven’t been drooling over maps as long as others I know, but I do enjoy them. Since a picture is worth a thousand words I wanted a way to put our travels on the map. I think geo-mashup is just the solution.
On Sunday, off-island ventured the budding naturalists – with dreams of sticks, water, mountains, birds and fun – to Scenic Beach State Park.
We’ve not yet exhausted the great stuffed animal collection but we’re mixing it up today anyway. My daughter has a small collection of farm and safari Anamalz so today we decided I would indoctrinate this menagerie in the commuting-on-the-“big boat” brigade.
Via Agile Testing: