Some wonderful things we saw on a recent ride in the country
Mt.Baker - so little snow for this time of the year
Love this shot of the birdhouse in the foreground
A fabulous old tree with shelf fungus. When I was growing up in Alaska we called these Bear Bread
Fireweed gone to seed
Wow.....what a stunning place!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
Beautiful images, and love the collages you created with the amazing scenes you captured! We have no snow on the mountains here at all, which is unusual! I loved being able to see Mt. Baker through the "eyes" of your camera... lovely!
ReplyDeleteHello, Beautiful views of Mt Baker. And I like the neat looking shelf fungus. The birdhouse is cute! Great mosaics and images. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteLots of cool things to see. Great mosaics!
ReplyDeleteLots of cool things to see. Great mosaics!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots. going to Mt. baker is so much fun. glad you went---again. LOL
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Mount Baker looks to me as though it has quite a bit of snow on it:) the fireweed seedheads are lovely, we call it rosebay willowherb in the UK. Really nice mosaic.
ReplyDeleteGreat mosaics! The fungus are fascinating aren't they! xx
ReplyDeleteLove the birdhouse. I sure hope we get a good snow pack this winter. We even lost glacier ice up in BC. That can't be replaced with our current climate. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI love the way you have put these stunning photos together. Impressive fungus. I wonder if that is what we call bracken fungus?
ReplyDeleteOh I love the fireweed and trees...so interesting in fall.
ReplyDeleteWe live in such a gorgeous part of the world. The photos of the fireweed gone to seed are lovely. I'm hoping the snowpack increases this year, but with the strong El Nino predicted, who knows what will happen?
ReplyDeleteI love seeing Mt. Baker! WOW! It is spectacular! Enjoy your afternoon my friend. Sweet hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are lovely and I am amazed at how you can play with them for special effects.
ReplyDeleteI am still trying to figure out how to download one picture to my blog. Maybe today?
Mt. Baker may look bare to you but it's got quite a lot compared to the Olympics. The one glacial slab we can usually see is almost completely gone and there's no snow visible on other peaks.
ReplyDeleteYou're great at close-ups and landscapes. And then there's the birdhouse AND mountain! Both in one! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh I loved these and the Fireweed gone to seed is so artistic...nature at it's best!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos and mosaics! I love the fireweed gone to seed and the sweet rustic birdhouse with the mountain backdrop. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't fireweed have an interesting after life - a work of art. If you called the shelf fungus bear bread in Alaska - does this mean they ate them?
ReplyDeleteI am envious of the gorgeous view of Mt. Baker you have JoAnn and hope you'll share it again when it is covered with lots of snow.
Hi Joanne! Thanks for stopping by today, abd for leaving your sweet comments!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness, your blog is so neat!
I am your newest follower now. : - )
Wow, JoAnn those are some wonderful pictures and I love the way you showed them..Happy Halloween..Judy
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