This tree was nearby when I did some more work on my little storage-shed-slash-greenhouse thingy (“studio 3.0”).
Art was feeling a bit better today, and so I felt comfortable walking with the dog and then later working outside a bit. He’s completely past nausea as far as I can tell, but he’s struggling (and staggering) with the dizziness/vertigo, still.
[daily log: walking, 4km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree is about 20 meters west of the treehouse.
[daily log: walking, 2.5km;]
This tree is suffering an infestation of fungus.
[daily log: walking, 3km;]
This tree was in a world of mist.
[daily log: walking, 4km; emergency-room-waiting, 4hr]
This tree is guest tree from my past. It sticks up, with its peers, in front of the Kagoshima, Japan, city hall. I took the picture in March, 2010.
[daily log: walking, 4.5km;]
This tree was up when the sun turned the sky various morning colors.
[daily log: walking, 4km; retailing, 8.5hr]
This tree had only one green leaf left, right at the top.
[daily log: walking, 3km;]
This tree had its view of the mountain blocked by a very low-lying cloud.
[daily log: walking, 3km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree was witness to an implausibly cloudless morning.
[daily log: walking, 4km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree was observed by a temporarily calm dog.
[daily log: walking, 5.5km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree is behind a small mushroom.
[daily log: walking, 5.5km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree is a guest-tree from my past. It is a tree under the yellow smog-dust-fog thing the Koreans call hwangsa (황사) – a meteorological phenomenon in which dust from the Gobi desert in Mongolia gets swept up and blown over points eastward. It is an unpleasant thing. I took this picture in March, 2010.
[daily log: walking, 5km; retailing, 5hr]
This tree was glad for the sun.
[daily log: walking, 4km; retailing, 8.5hr]
This tree was near a red flower.
The boat has been uploaded into the barn. Art and I took the last step, running some anti-corrosion goop through the motors, put it the rest of the way in, and shut the door. The boat is trapped for the winter.
Also, too, happy Foundation Day – a type of Korean holiday.
[daily log: walking, 5km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree was above its peers.
[daily log: walking, 5km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree was cut into boards by Fred, one of our neighbors-down-the-road. I acquired them from Fred and drove them home hanging out the back of the Blueberry (Chevy Tahoe). I will use them for some project. It was raining a lot.
Here is the pile of ex-tree, somewhat blurry.
Meanwhile, Arthur and I ended a week-long saga of trying to get the boat out of the water, finally with success, helped by another neighbor, Brant (the new owner of the house-that-burned-down, next door, up visiting his property briefly). We had several different mechanical problems on trying to pull the boat out. Monday we had wheels that wouldn’t turn. Thursday we fixed the wheels, but then on Friday, we had problems with too much wind, and a broken tie-down rope. I fixed the tie-down ropes this morning, and we got it out, with an extra pair of eyes/hands to make sure things went right.
The boat, before and after.
[daily log: walking, 4.5km;]
This tree (a young and innocent alder) was eaten by a dog.
[daily log: walking, 5km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree was along a path.
[daily log: walking, 5km; dogwalking, 3.5km]
This tree was very young, next to a young blueberry bush, next to a log.
[daily log: walking, 4km; retailing, 8.5hr]
This tree was there as I installed the first plastic panels as the roof of my shed-thing yesterday.
[daily log: walking, 4km; retailing, 8.5hr]
This tree has taken a background position relative to an enormous mushroom (about 7 inches tall).
[daily log: walking, 3.5km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree has bowed down in unsentient reverence.
[daily log: walking, 2km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree near an area of some human activity.
“Alaskan Gothic”
[daily log: walking, 3km; dogwalking, 3.5km]
This tree likes to hang out at the beach.
[daily log: walking, 4km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree welcomed rain on the first day of autumn.
[daily log: walking, 5km; dogwalking, 3km]
This tree is awaiting whatever’s next.
[daily log: walking, 4km; retailing, 8.5hr]
This tree was under a soaring bird.
[daily log: walking, 4.5km; retailing, 8.5hr]
This tree is not out of the woods yet.
[daily log: walking, 6km; dogwalking, 4km]
This tree was there as progress was made on building my storage shed (“studio 3.0”).
[daily log: walking, 5km; dogwalking, 4km]
This tree saw dispelling morning mists.
[daily log: walking, 3.5km;]
This tree was hanging out as another year flew by.
[daily log: walking, 4km; dogwalking, 4km]
This tree is a guest tree from my past. And it’s rather overshadowed by buildings and cars. But there is a tree, in Seoul, in 2011.
[daily log: walking, 4km; retailing, 8.5hr]
This tree saw me finally make progress on my new storage shed structure thingy, which replaces the one crushed by the giant snowball last winter.
First I got a level and square platform on Sunday. Then I put up a first wall yesterday. The stuff on the platform in front of that wall-frame is just a way of stacking my materials so things stay more-or-less dry as the rain is slated to return tomorrow.
[daily log: walking, 4km;]
