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Unexpected Art in the DTR
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Dog's best friend

You know me - love the wee bit of knittery. Especially when it concerns yarn and dogs at the same time.

Hitting the trail

The Cedar River Trail - resplendent with all of its verdant landscape, is the perfect getaway from the heat and still enables you to get a little exercise in. Two for the price of one!

Blackberry bushes are beginning to bud in this heat wave we are having, and the bits of bright color seep through the leaves at the trail's edge.

This is such a well known watering hole over near Riverside Park and in these hours, in frequent use. Doesn't a dip in the cool river water sound just about right now?

More of that crafty, yarn thingy, knit graffiti bits adhered to a bike rack nearby. Cute little coziness with a little color flair.

The Final Chapter

Nothing to look at here, folks, move along....

Art + Squirrel = the saga continues

"The road giveth, the road taketh away... may golden acorns await you in the maples of heaven." Lovely squirrel rendition, there, Mr. Noble Profession. Brother Squirrel continues to inspire us, more in his passing then ever before. Hallelujah, Brother!

Art ain't dead, just the squirrel

Dearly Departed Brother Squirrel is inspiring the renegade artist within. I have no idea who the author of the canvas is, maybe that will remain a Renton Rumor that never sees the light of day. Roadkill, comic relief - call it what you may - but I am laughing my ass off here!

PS if you are new to this storyline, just scroll down - you'll get the gist of it soon enough!