It was a beautiful, sunny, cool day today and a nice view up at Capt Brooks' Tavern.
There were hundreds of Portuguese Man-O-Wars washed up on the North Beach today. I kept my shoes on when I walked the shoreline today. Their sting feels like what you'd imagine a red-hot, electrified toaster element to feel like.
The chicks grow fast. It was the size of the egg about 5 weeks ago.
A chick is getting a good squid oil meal.
This is the old cable house dining facility.
Most of the hibiscus trees are blooming right now so there's a lot of color.
Darlene had a birthday party at the bowling alley tonight so we had the biggest bowling crowd in a long time.
4 comments:
I love all your photos. I lived on Midway in 1961-63 as a teenager ~ I was in High School. I worked at the O'Club as a fry cook after school and lived in Splinterville. It was a great place to live to say the least. Thanks for writing your blog.
Joe
Greeley, Colorado
Miss your posts, Pete, but hope you're having a great time!
Pete
Thank you both. Joe, I've met a few people who went to school out here and they all loved it. I'm sure it was a great experience.
Pete
Hi Pete,
I would like to discuss a video project with you. Could you please email me? Thanks.
Aloha,
Jim
jimdenny@hawaii.rr.com
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