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A visit to Stonehurst, H.H. Richardson and Frederick Law Olmsted's "country" house in Waltham. |
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In February, I started spending a lot of time in Seattle. |
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Benjamin and Isabel at the Public Garden. |
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Tulips. |
A duck taking a bath in a fountain.
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Kids on the swan boat.
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A swan boat in the pond. |
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Magnolias on Comm. Ave. |
Townhouse facade.
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Urban gardens.
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May and June weekends in Seattle: |
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Kites over Danehy Park.
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Benjamin happily in control.
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Isabel and Marian with kites. |
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A game of Bocce. |
Eating pizza and horsing around.
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Kids on a garden sculpture.
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Benjamin at the restaurant. |
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Benjamin on the phone while opening presents. |
The Gropius House in Lincoln, MA: |
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A weekend in Victoria, B.C.: |
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Later in August, a hike near Mt. Rainier: |
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The sun filtering through the trees. |
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Isabel, Benjamin, and Chantal by the Lower Falls. |
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Getting a quick lesson. |
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Launching into the harbor. |
Paddling by a nice house on the shore.
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Chantal and Isabel out on the water.
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Isabel paddling up front. |
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Benjamin likes to be in the back, steering. |
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Chantal bringing out the cake. |
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Isabel cutting the cake. |
Isabel gets what she wanted: a GPS receiver:
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A second cake with Caroline and Joey. |
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Isabel enjoying the cutting. |
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A walk around the University of Washington campus: |
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A drive around the Northern part of the Kitsap Peninsula: |
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Benjamin going for a walk with the peacock. |
2003 | Index | 2005 |
These pictures were taken with Canon G2 and EOS 10D digital cameras. Images were cropped, balanced, etc. with Adobe Photoshop Elements, Phase One's C1 LE, and Digital Light & Color's Picture Window Pro.
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