lord of the fly

the annoyingly omnipresent summertime flies of kilroy bay

great blue heron

Herons call mainly when startled or alarmed, uttering a loud, raucous grak or kraak. In late summer, young herons disperse widely and may be encountered at small ponds, mountain waters, or even in backyard pools, wherever fish are plentiful.

--The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds, Western Region

thimbleberries

eat the red ones

kilroy lakes

serpent

slithering through the rocks

breakfast burritos

kristin, sam, felicity, jp, paul and sharma enjoy the morning table

cheap haircut

sharma buzzes sam clean on the kvamme porch

bird of prey

for you know who

points

good friends

after a healthy dose of partying, relaxing and catching up, jon-mychal and adrienne continue onward to the pacific. we already miss them! sharms is gone too: on a silver-shoe shopping expedition to spokane. good thing there's fire wood to be harvested--something to keep sam busy . . .