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Walking With Eagles is a collection of original poems and photographs by Lindy Low Le Coq. A lifelong naturalist, amateur photographer and bird enthusiast, Lindy’s verse, composition and photographs open a window into the essence of her subjects. Her poems and photography reflect the rich natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.
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Bald Eagles mature over the course of five years. Walking With Eagles invites the reader to take a poetic and visual tour of this odyssey.
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Tag Archives: Tuesday Two by Two
~ One Love – Weekly Photo Challenge ~
Ours is one of those “love at first sight” stories. We met when I was a freshman at the U of Washington, in fall of 1967, and married in September, 1969. This photo was taken in February, 1970. Forty-nine years … Continue reading
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~ Tuesday Two by Two -Coptic & Japanese Stab Binding ~
The past two weekends I took classes to learn how to bind journals and books using Japanese Stab and Coptic binding methods. I enjoyed it very much and I’m excited to share my projects, and to use these binding methods … Continue reading
~ Winter to Spring ~ Tuesday Two by Two ~
Since February 2 is my birthday, I’ve paid attention to the traditions surrounding this date. Growing up in climates where winter was cold and snowy, it seemed that even on overcast days the sun would appear long enough for me … Continue reading
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Tagged nature, outdoors, photography, postaday, Tuesday Two by Two
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~ Tuesday Two by Two + Color Your World – Cerise ~
Cerise – the French word for Cherry. This week’s color challenge is to explore the range of tones of pink to magenta. What a lovely topic on a dreary grey PNW day! Color Your World – Cerise |
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~ Tuesday Two by Two ~
Berries on a clear fall day, and after a midwinter snowfall… …nourishment for birds sustenance for my soul.
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~ Snow In The Valley ~ Tuesday Two by Two ~
It rarely snows here, so when I awoke this morning to the sight of large fluffy flakes drifting down — and staying — I did a little kid joy dance! On our walk, Jello let me know she loves snow … Continue reading
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Tagged flowers, nature, outdoors, plants, Tuesday Two by Two
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~ Tuesday Two by Two ~
My father, now 93 and fighting to remain cogent and healthy. It’s no wonder Mom fell for him! Still a gentleman and scholar, though age is having a rough dance with him. Love him dearly.
~ Tuesday Two by Two + WPC – Eye Spy 4 ~
Jello was pretty drugged up when this photo was taken, just six days after the accident that almost took her life. Even through the haze of pain medication she looks scared and sad. Almost three months later, her confidence and … Continue reading
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~ River Otters in the Wild ~ Tuesday Two by Two ~
I don’t see the river otters as often when we visit Orcas Island in autumn, as I did when we stayed during the summer. Always fun to watch, these two seemed very comfortable as they fished and snacked in front … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, nature, postaday, san juan islands, Tuesday Two by Two
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~ Jello and Kass ~ Tuesday Two by Two + Hugh’s Photo Challenge: Week 5 – Pair ~
My sister Diana, and brother-in-law Les, have had their Braque du Bourbonnais, Kass since she was a puppy. At 12 years old she is a high-strung sweetheart, and excellent retriever. When my Beagle Jello, and I visit (as we are … Continue reading