The rose garden
The "knot" garden, with amazing lavendar
John and Lee under the rose arbor. Notice long-sleeves and sweatshirts - we were definitely feeling the temperature difference!
Peeking through the Camperdown Elm - a most amazing tree with branches that reach the ground, creating a space under the tree.
Relaxing on the steps
John in the house at Filoli
More relaxing - it's a tough life! : )
Here's a picture of John and Jim, also at Filoli. Jim had never been before, and he called it the Hearst Castle of the Peninsula!
Here's a picture of John and Jim, also at Filoli. Jim had never been before, and he called it the Hearst Castle of the Peninsula!
During the first week of John's visit, my friend Dani was also visiting, and we were busy knitting. John and Lee headed off to do some sight-seeing, San Francisco, Muir Woods, etc.
John with the Golden Gate bridge
John and Lee at Muir Woods.
At the waterfront in San Francisco. They watched Princess Cruise line set sail for Alaska!
Our knitting retreat ended on Thursday, and Dani headed back to her daughter's home in Elk Grove. We left on Friday for a weekend in Carmel and environs. We took John to the Monterey Bay Aquarium on Friday, then headed to Carmel.
Our knitting retreat ended on Thursday, and Dani headed back to her daughter's home in Elk Grove. We left on Friday for a weekend in Carmel and environs. We took John to the Monterey Bay Aquarium on Friday, then headed to Carmel.
In April of this year, the aquarium opened an amazing sea horse exhibit. These are shy little creatures, and this was about the best picture we got.
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We seem to have a family of bunnies in and around our yard. You're welcome to them since they'll eat up our future vegetable garden.
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