Church Photos rom Slavko

Slavko donates his time for repairs to the Milna church. This last
time, after some work, he was alone in the church with his camera and
took advantage of that opportunity. Here are three photos he took that
I especially like.

Slavko writes: "As a redeemer for my soul I do some no paid work inside the church,
tomorrow will finish, and with the doors locked take some time to
photograph it whole, bit by bit. Strange feeling, locked inside, doors
and windows shut, people occasionally try to peek in."

Projects

Just finished the rain barrel that Julia got for Christmas.  Now, just need some rain.

Charles is: Finished for now

Seattle Lilacs #1:
The Adoration of the Chosen One

(Ed:  C & M are moving back to Seattle from their exile in Ann Arbor Michigan.  They show up in early August.  Charles has over 40 new, good sized paintings -- this is one -- that he needs to ship home.)

Artiste!

Eason gets those creative juices flowing!

Eason and I scribbled some fancy line work on this one!

Annual Stone Sculptors Event at Camp Brotherhood

Distance shot:  exhibit in foreground, working tents at rear

Wearing Eddy

Spencer and Eddy strike a pose . . .

God Provides . . .

In your Hour of Need.  Up Thunder Creek.

Thunder Creek

Julia pauses on our hike up Thunder Creek by Diablo Lake in the North Cascades.

The Last of this Year's Poppies

But what a lovely color.

Sunday walk

G'ma

Slavko is Finally Back in Milna

Hey John, finally got to the Ozzibozzo, as one English guy would
pronounce it, fresh morning, only a few people there! . . .
Milna at heat, some people died in meantime, some get born,
again,cycle of life at full spindle. Heat wave coming our way soon.

Eddy, Our New Grandson!

Sally and Spencer write:

"He is finally here! Redding Robert Conifer Holiday Hurd

arrived on Saturday July 2nd, 10:32 a.m..

We call him Eddy for short, not that his name is long or anything.

He came into this world at 8 pounds and 11 ounces and 20.5 inches."