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| Island Mountain Arts Gallery and headquarters across the street. Co-ordinates one of the best festivals ever and an amazing school of the arts in the summer. Takes over the whole school and most community venues. |
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| Lady's Mantle growing prolifically through the yard. A great dye plant. |
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| View of the small talk Gallery bird houses and Pooley Street. |
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| J. ,one of the Wells children, freely playing cartwheels in the park beside the gallery. |
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| Unpacking my living room. |
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| Forget- me-knots planted by the previous inhabitant of my house. |
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| Gallery cat Clyde and Master of the balcony supervising the lavender seedlings on the old mine table. |
The back walkway into the house. Larry's lasso parked for now.
Happily getting adjusted to life in Wells. But forgot some things...like mosquito bites on butt.
Just heard a bear banger go off near the school. At least it sounded like a bear banger. It might have been a
shotgun or dynamite near one of the gold claims. All I know is that the RCMP went by in the SUV a little while ago and then the bear banger sound happened.
Funny thing is that I was out hunting dye plants for my workshop. Easy to get distracted.
Animals live near the town and occasionally decide to come in for a visit. I personally have seen a wolf, coyotes, foxes, a bear and a young cougar just past the Wells Information Center. Will remind myself it is spring and some of the critters are still hungry. I don't plan on being anybody's main course!
Think I will go close the windows and let kitty in.
1 comment:
I;m sorry, i had a snortle, envisioning virginal bears running screaming through the woods being chased by priapic hunters.
As you know, we have lots of coyotes here, and our cats all get a curfew at night so they don't become midnight snacks.
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