ALASKA SUMMERS returns to its beginnings in the NESTER with a revisiting of “SID & SEVERIN.” In heavy ocean weather a cranky skipper, Sid, and a steady Severin tangle with each other in attempting to brail salmon into the Rolfy.
SALMON SUMMERS II – “SID AND SEVERIN” Read More »
David’s lens this week surprises us by focusing on unexpected subjects for us to enjoy and, perhaps, to wonder what it is that attracts David’s attention.
DAVID ZEIGLER – PHOTOGRAPHER – STUDIES IN PERSPECTIVE Read More »
Join Lorelie and Chiwawa Garden Club members for Two More Annual Garden Club Tours featuring member’s lovely gardens in Leavenworth. and Ponderosa.
TWO MORE CHIWAWA GARDEN CLUB TOURS Read More »
ALASKA SUMMERS returns to its beginnings in the NESTER with a revisiting of “First Day With Severin.” A shrimpy sixteen-year-old, Tim experiences his first day on the salmon troller Rap III with Severin in 1955.
SALMON SUMMERS I – “FIRST DAY WITH SEVERIN” Read More »
In David’s previous posts he has focused his lens on a single subject. In this post his photographs illuminate the wonder of nature in our iives.
DAVID ZEIGLER – PHOTOGRAPHER – RECENT NATURE PHOTOS Read More »
We welcome you to the third post about our home in Ponderosa. The current post features the first two years when a retreat cabin became our home!
SHADY GROVE III – OUR PONDEROSA HOME – by LORELIE & TIM OLSON Read More »
Our Chiwawa Garden Club has a history of varied garden events planned by its members. Among these past events are summer luncheons and garden tours, which were annual highlights. We invite you to enjoy two favorite events, both taking place in the same summer, June and August of 2005.
TWO BANNER CHIWAWA GARDEN CLUB TOURS Read More »
Cathy’s poem. “Where Home Is” imaginatively and thoughtfully considers how each of us searches for “home” through the journey of the Monarch butterflies.
CATHY ROSS – POET – “WHERE HOME IS” – A POEM ABOUT FINDING HOME Read More »
Our acre mountain garden never had a fence and our dogs, their friends and uninvited guests roamed free throughout the area, often where we didn’t want them to ramble and play. We decided that current very social and playful resident golden retriever Spirit needed a fence. We found it entertaining to watch the visiting dogs reason out how to find the remaining unfenced parts of the yard. Paul & Toni mentioned to Lorelie and me that some dogs were clever (mostly female) and figured out how to get in to play with Spirit. “Watch Hannah – she can find any opening in a minute or two. If there’s an opening, she will find it.”
SPIRITLIFTERS IV – PETS ARE MORE THAN COMPANIONS. Read More »
One of our favorite visits to the Oregon. Coast included an afternoon spent in historic Nye Beach at the Visual Arts Center. We invite you to join us for a unique arts experience!
NYE BEACH CENTER FEATURES UNIQUE ART Read More »
