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Fish & Bicycles 
Love the flashes of red. I normally hate snow but I’d love some just so I can take photos with my new camera…not a sign here in southern Uk…grrrr
Thanks, Hellen!
If I could I’d send our snow your way. We normally don’t get a lot of the white stuff here, but schools have been closed for three days.
I am ready for the snow to head up to the mountains but really have been enjoying all the beautiful pictures. This one is definitely one of my favorites.
Thanks, as always, Tom! Snow is a love-hate thing, for sure.
Gorgeous! Found you via Bliss.
Thanks, Ann Marie!
Always nice to “meet” another Bellinghamster online. I look forward to following you on Twitter!
I’ve been known to enjoy things gourmet. 🙂
this image really catches the eye
Oh, you love Garrison Keillor too! I am in love with your blog already, you had me sold when I saw that you were a lover of A Prairie Home Companion! I never thought that I would meet a fellow APHC lover on WordPress. APHC has been my absolute, hands down, number one most favorite show ever since I was old enough to understand and appreciate what I was listening to, which was probably when I was about three or four years old. I have been hooked to APHC ever since. My absolute most favorite sketches from the show are Guy Noir and The Lives of the Cowboys…I used to listen to APHC every Saturday night at 6 to 8 PM. It was the highlight of my week! I felt so warm and comforted when I listened to that show. APHC is excellent, and GK is a national treasure indeed. Thank you so much for bringing back some wonderful memories for me…Ah…(Sniffs)… 😀
I’m impressed that you liked APHC at such an early age! I didn’t discover it and fall for it until I was 30 or so.
Frankly, if you’d played it for me when I was younger and told me that one day I’d love it…well, you know how crazy I’d think you were.
I mean, hillbilly music, gospel hymns, classical arias, and goofy stories about Lutherans?
No, I’ll stick to my Rolling Stones, thank you very much!
But then something profound shifted for me. I became obsessed with American roots music, and I started to actually pay attention to those goofy stories and noticed that they were at turns hysterical and beautiful, that the radio acting troupe was deeply talented, and now I’m a devoted fan.
🙂
gorgeous!