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Just in time for October, Lee’s photos capture brilliant visual icons of fall! You are invited to enjoy the colorful reds, oranges, and golds of the season in maple leaves, pumpkins, fruit and flowers.
LEE LAGESCHULTE – PHOTOGRAPHER -“WELCOME TO OCTOBER” Read More »
You are invited to view the eighth series of paintings by Susan Reynolds. She writes, “The goal of my paintings is to lead the viewer into my world of nature thru abstracted images.” and “During painting I transform familiar objects, representing them just enough for the viewer to make their own meaning from my abstraction while allowing the viewer to take time to appreciate and to personally assess.”
SUSAN REYNOLDS – PAINTER – SERIES VIII Read More »
Michelle,
We have been delighted to share many family birthday celebrations with you! Some were parties at which you were the guest of honor, others were occasions where you were an enthusiastic guest and amazing “gifter.” We hope you enjoy these photographic memories of family birthday celebrations in past years!
Lorelie & Tim
a BOUQUET OF BIRTHDAY MEMORIES FOR MICHELLE – From Lorelie & Tim Read More »
Join Lee and Roger on an Edmonds walk as they admire colorful fall flowers in gardens and in Saturday market bouquets.
LEE LAGESCHULTE – PHOTOGRAPHER – “COLORFUL FLOWERS AND BOUQUETS” Read More »
I started writing poetry when I was nine years old. My mother had friends who were poets, my aunts wrote poetry, and I had wonderful teachers in school who not only wrote poetry but promoted poetry. Also, I had friends who enjoyed “playing with words.” Writing poetry seemed natural.
Many of my themes deal with nature; however, I also have written about issues concerning the range of human experience, including joy, love, and desperation.
PATRICIA HAMMILL – POET – “SYMPHONY OF WIND” Read More »
You are invited to join Tim, Lorelie, Cathy, and David on their visit to the restored Heronswood garden in Kingston.
Let’s continue our stroll through Heronswood as we move from the formal garden and enter the Woodland Garden, with its many collections of ferns, hydrangeas, and native plants shaded by giant conifers.
HERONSWOOD GARDEN III – By Lorelie Olson Read More »
Sandy was more than a family pet; she was a member of the family; she had many roles to play during her more than fifteen years of life! Sandy was Michelle’s constant companion at home and in the car. Sandy brought joy and a sense of “It’s all good,” to the extended Olson and Proebstel families whether in Everett, Ponderosa or Sequim.
Join Lee and Roger on an Edmonds walk and feast your eyes on these dressed up classic cars at the car show! They are shiny and bright, almost sculpted steel and chrome beauties of a bygone era!
Lee Lageschulte – Photographer: LEE & ROGER AT THE EDMONDS CLASSIC CAR SHOW Read More »
In previous posts, David Ziegler, photographer, delighted us with photos in a KALEIDOSCOPE OF FLOWERS and STUDIES IN PERSPECTIVE. David, while visiting Heronswood Garden, asks us to pause and enjoy the individual blooms that collectively fill the landscape with color.
HERONSWOOD GARDEN II – Photos by David Zeigler Read More »
You are invited to join Tim, Lorelie, Cathy, and David on a visit to the restored Heronswood garden in Kingston.
The original garden was centered around the home of Dan Hinkley and Robert Jones, who moved there in 1987. During their stay on the 15 acre property, Hinkley and Jones developed a formal garden near their house, and expanded the scope of their vision with a nursery and exotic plants which they found on their world travels.
In 2000, Heronswood was sold to the Burpee Seed Company, which later declared bankruptcy, so by 2006 the garden was closed.
After years of neglect the Port Gamble S’Kallam Tribe purchased Heronswood at auction and became dedicated to rediscovery of lost plants and development of new garden areas and collections.
HERONSWOOD GARDEN I -By Lorelie Olson Read More »
