Just took a wonderful walk in the cold while the sun was setting. Here are some impressions:
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| Mt. Raineer, a real volcano! |
Just before we left for our walk, daughter M. made some fun pics of Olive, our 10 yr old lab...
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... but not here unfortunately! It has been raining and blowing and raining some more. I have to look at a lot of Dutch and Swedish bl... -
Oh boy, was I nervous this morning when I had to try on this dress or what?! As soon as I came across this pattern two weeks ago, I k...
It's so beautiful in the surroundings where you live and Mt Raineer looks so impressive.
ReplyDeleteDog is cute.
Hugs Aggie
Wow,mooie foto's en wat lacht Olive leuk op de laatste foto!
ReplyDeleteHej hej Marianne, prachtige foto's van de omgeving. Die laatste foto is grappig.
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Hi Agneta, Carla and Willy, thank you so much for your comments!!! Now that I'm actually writing a blog myself I realize how much fun it is to receive some! Agneta and Willy,; I tried to comment on your posts yesterday but it didn't work. I am reading your posts every day though! ;-)
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, Mount Raineer is an active volcano although it has been (I don't know how many) years since anything happened. Mt. St. Helens is right next door to him and she blew about 30 years ago! Scary stuff!
Hi again and thanks for your comment on the daylight and the wine. The daylight is gone as you so correctly presumed but it's OK for the wine so I think I'll go for that! Good idea, thank you!
ReplyDeleteAnd, do I remember Mt St Helens, yes! Our best friende (Americans) live in Oregon and we were there with them in Portland at the time (now they are separated and live in Portland AND Bend) and their car was all covered in dust....it was amazing to see!
Somewhere I have a box with pictures of the whole procedure that Carol and Jerry sent us after we got back home.
Good that you can comment again, I'm so happy when you do that!
Hugs from Aggie
Hej Agneta, I remember seeing all that on the news as I was still in school at the time in The Netherlands. My husband was here though and he also remembers all the dust everywhere. Pretty scary thought those volcanoes so close to us but in reality they'll probably won't go off in our lifetimes again. (we can only hope!)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your wine and I think I'm going to have some breakfast! ;-)
Hi,
ReplyDeleteWow, Mount Raineer! This must be the one and only mount R. In Alaska.. Once I was there, and it was so tempting to climb the mountain. But you know what? I got a severe cold and couldn't come with the others. Have you been there, on the top?
Sorry Josien but Mt. Raineer is right in our backyard which is to say, about a 3 to 4 hour drive from here. We live in Washington State so not in Alaska. And no, I have not climbed it but we have been up to Paradise, a little town about half way up...
ReplyDeleteDid you see my note I wrote to you a couple of days ago?