What I’m seeing when I go out these days…
What I see when I step inside after my outing…
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What I’m seeing when I go out these days…
What I see when I step inside after my outing…
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bluebrightly 
It’s getting way too warm down here for the likes of me! Lovely, lovely images of yours!
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I guess it’s all relative, isn’t it? I spent way, way too many days in 95 degree, high humidity, polluted air to be unhappy with this. Anyway, keep cool!
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I moved out here to get away from the 3 digit heat spells, not to mention the polluted air, though Utah didn’t have the high humidity. So, I feel cheated when it starts getting warmer than I prefer it. I’ll take rain and winter storms any day… as long as it’s not snow. One gets so easily spoiled. 😉
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YES! Iced coffee! Haha. Actually ALL your images are beautiful.
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Thank you – I hardly go a day without an iced espresso in the summer, it’s essential!
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Thanks for sharing your June pleasures, Lynn. It’s nice to see summer as I’m used to seeing it back home. Your photos are lovely as always. I’m counting the days till I leave China: 24 as of today. 🙂
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24 more days will go by fast. I guess it’s 23 already where you are. I still miss certain summer pleasures of eastern North America – how about katydids? Not here, unfortunately. And the Mockingbird’s song…I miss that. So I know what you mean, and it must be magnified tenfold when you’re so far away. You’ll be thrilled to be back, then restless again though, right? 🙂
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Yes, Lynn, I’ll be thrilled to be back, but then, you’re right, I know myself enough to know I’ll get itchy feet before long. 🙂
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Turtles! I am a sucker for turtles. There is just something about watching them soaking in the sun. It’s peaceful. I will be out in the kayak and I feel so badly when I get near them because I know they will plop from their restful spot into the water. I tell them, out loud, I come in peace but it doesn’t work. They plop anyway. Come to think of it, maybe the cool swim is a nice break from the heat. Thanks for such lovely photos that lead to contemplation! 🙂
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Thank YOU for a fun comment – I apologize to the birds at the feeder when I walk too close. They don’t need more stress. But it’s OK. Hey, at least we’re not taking pot shots at the turtles and birds with our BB guns! 😉 (I added a frog!)
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Great images, Lynn! Thanks for sharing your summer pleasures, we just got grey and rain over here..
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Rain is good too! The sun feels great but a but of gray is sometimes easier for photography, right? And it keeps the plants and animals healthy.
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Some more great shooting from you. Nice work on these, Lynn!
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Thanks much!
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Full of summer every one of these Lynn ! You weren’t tempted to kiss the frog then 😉
Love the follow my leader turtle style .
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No, not tempted, but I admired his peaceful look. He gave me something with that calm, benevolent satisfaction he seemed to radiate….
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how wonderful. Especially love the turtles and the frog.
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A little animation, yes? The turtles are on that log every day there’s sunshine, and it’s very entertaining to watch them climb on, not caring if another turtle is there, and plop off into the shallow water.
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Beautiful images! But could you tell me the place where you clicked these?
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Thank you – they’re taken in America’s Pacific northwest region, near Seattle. Specifically in Kirkland, Duvall and Carnation.
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Okay. I’d love to visit someday. The pictures are enticing! 😀
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The diversity in this selection clearly communicates your visual awareness of the world around you.
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