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3 comments:
boy, that's another seyler if i've ever seen one.
the one on the right, i mean.
Labels please???
nope, not a seyler, but i'd be happy to adopted them both. that's margot and john...margot and i have worked together at several different companies and john is her wonderful husband.
The pictures were taken at Fay Bainbridge Park on Bainbridge Island. It was a very low tide, so we took the ferry over and spent the day on the beach looking at all of the wonderful shells, seaweed, birds, and other creatures. We got our first look at a geoduck. Not a pretty site!
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