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| Our neighbor, Kerri, and her little girl, Revvie |
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| Kerri, Eric, and Kerri's son, Rhett, leading the way. |
Revvie, two years old, insisted the entire hike that I hold her- "I wanna hold Tiffy!" she would cry. To which I obliged, of course. It was a good workout, that's for sure. We hiked right past a cave that was accompanied by a very pungent odor in the general area- maybe a bear home. I've seen five bears in the last two weeks. Not sure if the inhabitant was inside, but after a couple of minutes observing, we went on our way so as not to try anybody's patience.
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| The "bear cave" at Beth Lake, Okanogan National Forest |
On the drive home, the light was heavenly, pouring across sections of the landscape, illuminating strips of forest and high blonde highlands.
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| Corkscrew Mountain, seen from Toroda Creek Rd. |
This weekend is my once monthly 20-hour Ayurvedic intensive, so I've been indoors most of the day, attending that. Soon I'll be officially certified as an Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor.
I worked on some knitting- a hat for little Revvie. In a bit, I'll cast on my next project- a hat for Kerri. I plan to make the whole family a hat for their going away gifts, as they leave next week for Idaho. One hat down, three to go!
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| Revvie's hat, from Tiffy |
Watching "Sourdough" tonight while bear backstrap (a gift from friends) cooks in the cast iron.
