Interior of an old narrow gauge caboose. The raised seats and windows were lookouts. The burning embers from fueling the steam engines could land on the cars and set them on fire. That's why the caboose was always last on the train.

seagrass_gw Cape Cod

A road sign in France

A rectangle box of Daylily starts we took on vacation to the coast several years ago. We couldn’t leave them unattended for a week.

Bonanno’s Door in the Cathedral of Pisa museum

jrb, that’s dedication to your daylillies!

What was in the envelope. Derby is my granddog

Giant’s Causeway, N. Ireland

doorway into graveyard on Skye

Rectangular windows, bricks and slates in an historic house near me.

Retangular cars on the ferris wheel in Vienna

Cabana jacket that I made