I found these yesterday while browsing my hard drive. I took these in Taos, New Mexico a couple years ago right before Leah and I moved to Utah. Taos is an amazing place and it looks like this almost every day it seems like. These two photos were taken within fifteen minutes of each other; blue sky and dark storm clouds on opposite ends of the sky.
Roadside in Montana on my way back from Calgary, overlooking Glacier National Park through a forest burn.
My Niece Rylee and sister Kate came to visit us in Ogunquit, Maine while we were there. I even got a picture with Rylee’s mother, grandmother and great grandmother who also came to visit.
We enjoyed the lobster in a number of fashions – they make great toys for my five month old niece Rylee, they are delicious steamed with a little bit of lemon and butter, and the next day in a bisque. The bisque is my favorite – I take all the leftover shells and simmer a stock all day long to get the essence of the lobster flavor, then finish it off with a little bit of leftover lobster meat, sparkling wine, and cream.
The stones on the beach in Ogunquit are beautiful – colorful, patterned, smooth and rounded from years of being tossed in the surf. Leah took a few home in her just under regulation weight suitcase; I just took a few pictures of my favorites.
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