Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Fog Chaser

Sorrento Harbor today in the fog.




The inspiration for my latest creation.



A hand knitted, wool felted scarf, I call "fog chaser."






As an afterthought today, I added the vintage pearl buttons to the center of the felted roses.



I had to show restraint with adding too many roses though.



They were so much fun to make, so I added one to this mini "fog chaser" bag.





With a vintage earring added to the center.




A felted rose "fog chaser" pin, to safely make your way home in the fog.







On a day such as today.







Henri in his "fog chaser" t-shirt. At least now we have an explanation of why he owns 2 of them.



This evening's "fog chaser" dessert.




Blueberry cupcakes. The perfect end to a fog filled day in Maine. What inspired you today?

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Socked In

During our walk, in between today's raindrops, I took a few photos to show you.



While out enjoying the roses.


I'm also enjoying my new camera's built-in wide angle lens.




As well as it's fine macro feature.



And the zoom feature too.



What a contrast between the grey of the day and the cheery pink of the roses.





Henri borrowed my camera for a moment.





In order to illustrate my fine choice of attire today.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

3 Buckets Full

A scene from this morning's trip out on the water.



You might want to hold your nose for this one . . .



It was time to replenish our bait.



Because we only have 10 traps between us, we fill bait bags, and freeze them in zip lock freezer bags until we need to rebait our traps. Less stinky this way.
Herring . . . it's the breakfast of lobsters.

Another pretty scene from this morning to get those images out of your mind.




Sorry about that.



Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Patience


Still a little foggy this morning as we went out to haul our traps.
The water was flat calm though.

We were only gone about 30 minutes.


On our way back the sky started to look a little brighter.


Yes, definitely brighter.



Calm and bright.



Lots of shining sun ... just no lobsters, yet.