Doug's Project 365

We left the Vineyard this year on a cloudy morning, with the promise of rain. That did make it easier, though I’m already looking forward to next year. (Photo taken August 26, 2013)

Demonstrating a macro lens to Kat actually resulted in a worthwhile photo. Here, a honeybee is enjoying some sedum blooming ahead of schedule. (taken August 25, 2013)

Bob & Claire at Lobsterville. (Photo taken August 24, 2013)

Today was a good day for flying our stunt kite, until we crashed it and broke the main spar. Fortunately, the fine folks at The Lazy Frog fixed us up with a replacement. (Photo taken August 23, 2013)

 
Bonus photo: the other end of the kite strings.

At first, from a distance, I thought this was a poppy flower. Upon closer examination, the folks I was walking with convinced me it’s a hibiscus. (Photo taken August 22, 2013)

Incoming tourists.  Actually, this late at night I suspect it’s mostly locals & deliveries.  I love the searchlight piercing the light haze.  (Photo taken August 21, 2013)

 
Bonus photo: Oak and Moon. Fill flash to the rescue.

As is tradition, we played Disc Golf at the course on Martha’s Vineyard near the airport. Since the course is on public land, consumption of alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited. (Photo taken August 20, 2013)

 
Bonus image: our GPS track, including the new back 9 holes, now with 94% less poison ivy.

My reboot of Project 365 starts with a photo that’s better in the telling than in the viewing: We’re pretty sure this is JohnK & Liz’s plane inbound to the Martha’s Vineyard airport, as seen from our ferry inbound to Oak Bluffs harbor.

Lis and I went for a paddle on June 22.

The back patio is finished!