Here is some more Flathead Lake shoreline, from a bird’s view.
Squirrel Bomber
We live in a forest, yet this squirrel chose this particular Douglas Fir tree to de-pine-cone — right where I often sit.
Is this a coincidence or am I targeted for my previous unfortunate run-in with its cousin, Sinbad the Squirrel?
Kayak Shallow
One of the many beauties of a kayak is its ability to navigate thin water. This is far more interesting than paddling out in the middle of a lake (an unfortunate all-too-often practice of 
kayak renters in our little tourist town). And, if the shallow water is clear, like Montana’s Flathead Lake, you have a rocky show below as you glide along.
This time, Marlene and I took along our drone and we were amazed by what it captured. We also learned that kayak-drone takeoffs are easy (but landings not so much 😬 .) Nevertheless, with some luck, we have so far kept the quad-copter dry.
IMHO, when you want the best kayak experience, paddle shallow.
Parentless In Montana
A fun week with the grandkids that started with a minor league ballgame in Spokane, courtesy of Marlene’s sister Jenny — then back to Montana.
For the first time EVER, we had our four grandchildren together “without” their parents.
Beyond Traffic
I used to listen to Dave Mason quite a lot in the 70s. He’s lost some hair since his days with Traffic, but still sounds pretty good.
A less known song, below, is my favorite of his. If memory serves me, Stevie Wonder is on harmonica.
Summer Fun
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