Author: Judy Schwartz Haley
The Bite of Seattle
Posted by Judy Schwartz Haley | Seattle
Last night The Outlaw Baker and I crashed The Bite of Seattle. Oh my goodness, such yummy scrumptiousness!I had to take these pictures to share with Adventures in Roadkill (we didn't try any as we were already stuffed)"Butt on a Bun Yummy"This sign confused meThen once we'd eaten till we could no longer move we [...]
Read MoreHow to Feed a Baby Woodpecker
Posted by Judy Schwartz Haley | Adventure, Creating a Living, Photography, Tools & Skills for Living
ne of the coolest things we got to watch on our camping trip last weekend was a woodpecker feeding her babies She was a bit suspicious of us, so if we were making any noise she'd go land on a different tree and wait till we shut up and sat still before she went to [...]
Read MoreCherries
Posted by Judy Schwartz Haley | Adventure, Creating a Living, Photography, Tools & Skills for Living
Russ has a cherry tree on his property, half of the branches hang over the hammock, and the other half extending out over the river. The part over the hammock never seems to have as many cherries as the part that extends over the river this pretty little bird sat in the cherry tree and [...]
Read MoreThe Hammock
Posted by Judy Schwartz Haley | Adventure, Creating a Living, Photography, Tools & Skills for Living
As usual, I spent the vast majority of my time at cheese days in the hammock. As a result, the vast majority of my photos are of items I could spy from the hammock. Side Note to Hammock Manufacturers: Is it so difficult to come up with a hammock design that allows one to get [...]
Read MoreCheese Days 2008
Posted by Judy Schwartz Haley | Adventure, Creating a Living, Photography, Tools & Skills for Living
Every year 40 some odd aging friends of Papa Russo converge at his trailer down by the river to get drunk, float down the river, and then blow up their leftover illegal fireworks. We call it Cheese Days, and I look forward to it every year. It's all about this and this and this and [...]
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