Friday, October 28, 2011

Pictures don't lie

It was a generally crappy summer (and autumn, so far), weather-wise, and health-wise for that matter, yet I still managed to capture some really lovely photos that seem intent on discounting my opinion on the former. Enjoy.

Approaching sunset in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, Fourth of July weekend:


Fred induling in a snack on the trail at Acadia National Park in Maine over the Fourth of July weekend:


By later in July, the new guy was learning to make himself at home. Atticus, who I nearly hit with my car in May, now comfortably ensconced in the canine crew in Willsboro:


Homer found a warm spot on a cool day early in the growing season:


Jewels for the garden. Thank you, Pat!


Ridiculously cute. On the bench are Choli and Mike, Deb and Darryl's dogs. On the ground, Fred, Atticus and Homer, in the garden:


Despite the wet summer, the tomato plants did pretty well:


A bee on one of many beautiful zinnias at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt historic site in Hyde Park, NY:


You've noticed some sunshine in these pictures, but usually with the sun - and all that wet - came mosquitos. The boys had to soak up the sun where they could:


The old homestead is right pretty in the summer. My yard is amazingly park-like:


In vino veritas. Fred got so sick of the mosquitos that he took to surfing the net and, ultimately, acquiring a taste for a good dry riesling:


These fellas sure know how to put a smile on mommy's face, despite all that crap weather:

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