Schuyler's house from a short distance

The wind was blowing hard. I was out near a wheatfield behind the house, with Linnaea. I was just saying her house was on the edge of a wheatfield and everything was green or something...

Maybe turn the sound down or off, because of the wind noise.



I'll add some more photos of the yard and parts of Schuyler's birthday celebration.

We went to the church to see what time the services are. This is a shot from inside the entry, where the notices were. They had a request not to close the gate to that little area because there's a bird nesting in the rafters there.



These are just various pictures of the yard (garden) and of Linnea who was giving me a tour, and of a couple of their five BIG cats, and some of the birthday food and David (left at the table, and holding the hedgehog) guests and autos, and nothing's really important but it's all cool, especially the little hedgehog who was rescued hungry and weak, but is better and will be released in a week or less. (Check out his eye!) One of those photos is of a tunnel through the hedge to the field behind. I could get almost all the way through, but would've had to crawl the last bit and it was muddy. For cats and kids, though, it's perfectly passable. And the upper window facing to the right in the photo (west) is the room I'm in. The photos aren't great; sorry. They're memory joggers for me. I missed getting Schuyler. It was a very fun day, great food, nice people.

That fifth photo that doesn't look like much is a puddle, a little pool of water on the roots of a tree, with clover around it. But it's less than a cup of water and seems kinda permanent. :-) That much water wouldn't last half an hour in Albuquerque, but there it just sits.




The church is this: All Saints in Carleton Rode. The entryway was interesting, but I couldn't get a good photo of it. I'll have to think about these photos-in-tight-places situations. What I saw only kind of shows.