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On Tuesday Paul asked if I wanted to go hiking on Wednesday and I said yes, so I met at his place the next day and we went down and caught the bus out to the ferry terminal. From there … Continue reading →

Yesterday I walked around the park. I walked out onto the beach in the sunny weather and went to look at the gulls that were sitting on the beach. I looked through them then I walked back to the trail … Continue reading →

Last week on our way to Idaho we went to Montana to look for rocks. The first morning we were there Grandpa and I got up and went for a walk to a river that was just across the street … Continue reading →

May 27th while we (Uncle, Connor, Grams, Grandpa and me) were in Montana visiting our cousin Brad while we were looking for sapphires. Brad took us to a creek that was apparently good for trout fishing, and we went walking … Continue reading →

I went up Gavan hill to get a trail cam that I had set up there a couple of months ago. I headed up an old muddy trail stopping from time to time to take photos of flowers in the … Continue reading →

This Morning I walked to the lake, on my way to the lake I stopped by to look and see if the I could see the Purple finch but I didn’t find it. I walked to the lake, as I … Continue reading →

Sunday morning I got up and went for a walk. I walked down to the park and out onto the beach where I saw a couple of Blue-winged teal and seven Whimbrels. I walked back to the trail then I … Continue reading →

This morning I got up an walked down to the lake. I got down there and saw that there were some ducks and geese on the peninsula but no swallows. I walked out and sat down on a bench as … Continue reading →

This morning I didn’t get up as early as I have been. Dad had left about 7:30 I thought it was odd but I stayed in bed when he got back he told me that there had been a report … Continue reading →

This morning I got up and left in the some what cool morning. I walked down to the lake, when I got there I saw some Greater white-fronted geese and Mallards. I heard a couple of Wilson’s warblers in the … Continue reading →