Some sheep asleep!

Some Big horn Sheep on the North Fork road on Monday.

The road to Cowley from Byron being paved.

Mule deer by the river.

below I tried to photo some pelicans taking off...you have to look really close!

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Sun up

Here is the moose again after some more grinding and a triple leg transplant.  One of these days he'll get painted!

The first picture is 4 layers glued together that were cut out in the band saw.  The second picture is after a lot of grinding with my foredom rotary power tool.  The third is more grinding with the power tool plus the antlers.  The antlers were being carved with my chisel when it (the chisel) slipped and cut my left index finger (not pictured because I didn't take a picture of my cut and bleeding finger!)

These apples and the berries above were run through the juicer and they became the juice below.

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And in winter!

More fog on the riverbottom.

a foggy morning on the riverbottom.

I love this view of the riverbottom taken from the boys west bedroom window.  I have pictures of this view in spring, summer, winter, and fall, though not from this window!

I took these pictures to show the coming of fall to our house.  Still watering the lawn as you can see.

These are pictures of our trip hom on September 24, 2012 after Mom's surgery.  I thought I'd lost the pictures but found them this morning (October 30th.)  It took HOURS to do this...the reason I don't do this very often!



Here's a couple of recently completed carvings. Immediately below is a toucan and below that a version of a porcupine that I copied off the internet.

Here is my scarlet Macaw. It has taken a long time to decide he was good enough to receive a paint job and the word "complete."

Our name was drawn in a drawing at the LDS bookstore in Billings. There is actually two separate figures standing together. These are 12-15 inches tall.

Eagle rock after a dusting of snow!

This was taken looking north from the big lawn. As you can see, it is winterish even if winter hasn't yet arrived!

winter riverbottom scene. I like all four season veiws of this particular scene, so I have lots of them!

I couldn't resist taking a picture of this cat at the edge of the cliff. Its the closest we come to having a "live" pet around.

This is taken from the parking lot at the church this morning December 14, 2011. I think it is really attractive.

This is the quilt I made for Susan. I know she likes chocolate a lot, and this quilt is called Buttermilk Double Layer Chocolate Cake or something like that. It wasn't hard to make except when putting the columns together. I had to line them up so they matched going across. That was interesting, but I think it finally turned out nice. I hope she will be able to enjoy it for years to come.

I found out why I don't do this very often! It takes forever to load a picture and even foreverer to load more that one picture! At the top, the stairs uncarpeted. Below, the stuff from the bedrooms in the family room so that the bedrooms could be carpeted first. Then we had to move all this "stuff" which is not all showing, into the bedrooms so that the family room could be carpeted. Then next pictures show the results.