The five-hundredth tree differs in few respects from many other trees. But it is unique.
[daily log: walking, 1.5km; fishing, ~40 nautical miles]
Day: May 16, 2020
Caveat: Halibut #1
Last year’s fishing season we were halibutless.
We went out with Joe this morning, and out at San Francisco Point on the eastern edge of Noyes Island, we caught one modest-sized halibut. So I think (hope) Arthur was pleased.
We trolled for salmon, too. A lot. The salmon were uninterested in our hooks.
Here we are trolling by Joe’s house, just down the inlet a mile or so. Joe is gazing at his house.
Here is the small halibut.
Here is a view of the “back” side of Sunnahae Mountain – that is to say, we are looking at it from the north: it’s the peak in the center. This is not the view we normally have of the mountain – we see the south side of the mountain from our home. You can click this picture to make it larger.
Caveat: Art #20
I drew this in 2012, I think.
Caveat: Poem #1385 “Hang your soul out to dry”
ㅁ Morning swallows dreams. The dawn dries out the damp soul. A stone catches sun.
– a pseudo-haiku.