today, some of this was harvested and now I know why they like it so much!
Saturday, May 9, 2009
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today, some of this was harvested and now I know why they like it so much!
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About SeaRock
SeaRock is wave-washed granite cliffs, wind-swept monterey cypress & pine, an historic granite home growing out of granite cliffs amidst trees, a few acres along the rugged Pacific Ocean coastline.
Built in the early 20th century by a renowned architect Charles Greene, the home remains a monument to an era of craftsmanship and lifestyle gone by.
Listen to the tide until pace and breath slows to match rhythm. Witness creation vibrating and realign with it.
Here I lived from Oct. 2006 through Oct. 2013 as steward and manager.
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- A morning at the water's edge at low tide yielded ...
- Bird-proofing the cottage eaves
- New morning, low tide, fresh lens
- last pictures as camera dies
- see oughta society
- Honey, I shrunk the kids
- Vanity Rehab
- Happy Mother's Day
- Mother goose
- Sharing the menu
- Demographic watch...Canadas immigrating
- Repairing a greenhouse curtain spool
- an orchid, a Desert Rose and Aechmea Del Mar
- Mealy
- Making a new shelf for plant room 1
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today, some of this was harvested and now I know why they like it so much!
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