The summer of 1998 these tshirts were all the rage at Glacier National Park, I know I snapped one up and I’m pretty certain all my co-workers did as well. While mine was long ago reduced to tatters, unbelievably, Lisa still has hers.
Note: We had hoped to buy new ones during our visit this summer but, alas, couldn’t find any.
Spotted this last month in the Police Blotter section of the Flathead Beacon:
Apparently, rural Montana is full of characters! The section is updated sporadically and never fails to amuse.
Thank you for stating the obvious, Crater Lake National Park:
I was in need of some nature time this past week so I visited the William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge. This wasn’t quite the kind of wildlife that I had in mind…
Spotted on the Newport Bayfront. Ian needs to work on his self-promotion skills:
Spotted this in a car window at Crater Lake National Park. Welcome to Oregon!
Spotted an anomaly during my recent visit to the Visitor Center at Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area. Library boxes (like the one pictured below) were moved along the coast, from lighthouse to lighthouse, by the U.S. Lighthouse Service during the late 1800s and early 1900s. This one is a pretty good representation:
Did you notice it yet? Take a closer look at the top shelf:
Someone is a sci-fi fan!
Spotted on the outskirts of Mansfield, Ohio 2014
Spotted recently in SE Portland. Don’t you just want to meet this cat? Some neighborhood lady is missing her garden gloves, and some little boy is very sad because he can’t find his Batman cape.
Portland, Oregon 2014
