Island sights….
Posted October 9, 2012 at 8:09 am by Ian Byington
Jim Maya caught the colors of the sunset in the evening sky last week….click to see a larger version!
I know you were out & about this past weekend,w ith the beautiful warm autumn weather & the sunny skies & friends all around – here are a few of the folks & things we saw:
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Roche Harbor Fishing Derby: Kramer Baisch with his 6.5lbs catch…photo by Kevin Holmes, cheered on by Bill Shaw
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Thyme for the parade….Marty Ahart has the thyme in the Farm Parade last weekend….
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A photographer was shooting a wedding on the balcony of the hotel in Roche Harbor last weekend, with even the littlest bridesmaids….
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Good to catch up with Merle (Merle’s Masonry) Turman on the ferry this past weekend….check with him about your masonry needs, and don’t you think it’s time to get the chimney cleaned, before the season really gets underway? Call him today….
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It was fun to meet Alice’s friends from off-island – Alice Hurd brought Lan (left), Suzanne, Alice herself (red coat) and Janie at the Farmers’ Market on a sunny Saturday…..
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Great to see Diana & Mike Stepita at the Theatre’s amazing production of ‘The Crucible’ last weekend…they just celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary. Congrats, you guys!
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It’s always good to see Friday Harbor Middle School teacher Tina Jones (on a walk with her friend)….she’s back in the classroom this fall.
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Pretty sure that crow was looking to see if Kevin or Brian left the keys in the boat, last weekend at Roche Harbor…..
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