I had to drive my night-shift nurse wife to work when her car was in the shop. On the way home, the clouds were clearing, and the moon was putting on a show.
Last on the Card – July 2026
Last On The Card – June 2026
This months last on the card is Northern Wild Raisin was something I found on a hike with my son yesterday. The common name for this plant was witherrod - which meant flexible. It was used for making basskets and other small items, but the fruit is edible, and tasts like regular raisins. I ran …
Last on the Card – April, 2026
This interesting arch leads the way to the African Burial Ground in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. I was on a family outing so I didn't have the time to check it out. So I took this photo to remind me to Google it.
Last on the card – March, 2026
Oh, don't we all love troubleshooting. I had a problem with the very high-tech video switcher at the station. Luckily, I have a really good tech support person at the company we buy from. We did a FaceTime call, and he fixed the problem in five minutes; I'd been puzzling over it for five days. …
Last on the Card, February 2026
an intimate dining experience at our exclusive venue
Last on the card – January 2026
Shot this the other day at the building I work at. It's been an "interesting" winter here.
Last On The Card – December 2025
Marcus makes his move
Last on the Card – October 2025
Here is the last photo of October. Sabrina is enjoying the wood stove as it warms the living room and casts shadows and light. Life is tough.
Bird Watching Adventures with Sabrina- last on the card August 2025
Sabrina is bird watching Our dining room door faces my workshop/ greenhouse. It also faces the main bird feeders. The cat "tree" is strategically posed nearby so our two cats can watch "kitty cat cable TV, or CatFlix, all day. Here, a very excited Sabrina is focusing on a sparrow visiting one of the suet …
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Last on The Card- July, 2025
Being a maritime carver means you never know it all. The sea always provides surprises.
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