ME II: houses galore

This morning was the farmers market and we got up early and headed down to Deering Park where it is held. I usually go to the Saturday ones but Wednesday is nearly as large and also has significantly fewer people. I never remember to take pictures because I'm so taken in by the glorious food. The inventory of gains included: peaches, blueberries, cherry tomatoes, green beans, summer squash, and so on. We both had intense days – me with meetings galore while trying to do the mega 2022 release of the SA app, and Matt's work had server issues so our schedules were all off all day. We are still up doing an internal release now. It was foggy and cool and yet somehow "close" as they call muggy here.

beautiful gray green house with weeping willow branches in front and bay windows
beautiful houses
brick large house with a turret
fancy brick
gardens with a house
gardens, windows and balconies
cottages on nice grounds
cottages with gardens
bark close up of a Red Oak specifically of my friend
The bark of my dear friend the Red Oak on Clark Street
Red Oak branches
And the graceful outstretched arms of the Red Oak of Clark Street
West End cemetery
After dinner, we took a quick walk through the West End to the Western Cemetery -- gotta love a casual old fashioned cemetery
cemetery with a red sunset
Brief sunset over the Western prom
well worn paths through the graveyard
Well worn paths through the Western Cemetary where Longfellow dwells
purple clouds
And some purple clouds as we returned home to finish work.

Have a restful evening...

Sending love, Tawnia

Birds of the day

  1. Mallard
  2. House Sparrow
  3. Herring Gull
  4. Mourning Dove
  5. Catbird
  6. American Robin
  7. Chimney Swift