We ventured in the jeep on to this REALLY narrow street(s) in this small area not far from the lake. The houses for the most part are really charming but you are so close to them when in the car that it's almost impossible to get a view that shows the whole house. The streets are so narrow I refuse to ever drive on them again - however, I would love to walk the neighborhood which we might do some day.
The lake is actually Lake Arrowhead - one of my favorite places to go when we take out for a few hours in the car. I don't know why I love it so much over there other than it feels good and feels like you are on vacation (something in the air I guess).
Later i'll be posting some old wooden boats and "woodies) the old cars from the 60's - the ones like the surfers used to carry their surf boards. The ones we saw were now actually works of art as so many have been restored and are gorgeous!
Keeping up with our goal of pushing ourselves on our walks and going farther, faster and uphill more. This is not the kind of weather to have started because of the hotter weather and some humidity. But..we will keep on.
Getting back to the image I love when we see various carved bears and other mountain animals in peoples' yards. It's kind of enchanting to me.
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Love that bear, Sandy.
Keep on walking ...I love to walk and have been running too lately but I am kind of giving up on the running, I used to love it
but I find it much harder than when I was a 'youngster' LOL
See you in Sept ... just wanted to visit all your blogs today as I will not be visiting for some time!
Have a great summer ...be happy , be well :)
That one of the things I love in Tahoe is the wood sculptures. I like that hunk~~ HaHa
What a great carving!
You shouldn't have any problems finding uphill hikes where you live, right? A friend of mine has a house at Lake Arrowhead. It's lovely there.
Wow i know what you mean there is a man an artist who carves animals from his trees and it's quite stupendous how gorgeous it is, still part of wonders, will it kill the tree? I hope not, they are absolutely beautiful, and hopefully never hurts the tree so nice to be back Sandy!
It would be fun, to watch someone creating one of those huge wood sculptures. ,-)
That bear looks like he's waving at you. :-)
oh that great bear! how unique! and to have many houses with different sculptures. i would love it!
and can't wait to see the woodies! i knew one once. she was dark green. her polished wood panel just gleamed.
she was well loved by her owner. . . and was named "ferny briar" . . . isn't that a great name!
Oh they are enchanting creatures. And I think a sculpture is better than those preserved, since we don't know if they got a dead one already or if they have to kill one for display.
Thanks for sharing your road trip.
oops a senior moment here obviously the one your showing made into a figure is of course dead i meant when they build the structure within a tree will it kill it eventually?.... I guess I hadn't had enough coffee,and where are you off to?
thanks everyone for taking the time to comment. I've been busy and finally remembered to come here and check things.
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