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June 23rd, Day 9... Hey, what can I say? It's on my mind...
Counting pennies for glorious adventures to come!
Do you think my spare change bucket holds enough to cover it all?
Inside the Counting House
Fort Vancouver was established by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1824. Located along the Columbia River in present day Washington State, Fort Vancouver was the trading hub for the entire Pacific Northwest region of North America. The HBC operated the trading fort until 1860.
Today Fort Vancouver is administered by the National Park Service. The grounds include a 1960's replica of the original fort, along with Vancouver Barracks, which was begun by the US Army in 1849. The Pearson Air Museum is also part of the Park.
This is what happens when you let pocket change accumulate over the course of a year or so. It was all stored in a hat on our dresser.
dt layout for Creative Embellishments using their gorgeous laser cut chipboard butterfly, rope frame, twig frame with Fall leaves and wheat set 4. Also using Webster's Pages trims, Wonderfall paper and wire floral.
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Credit to: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Digital Visual Library
Date: 01JUN1988
Division: Northwestern Division
District: Portland District
Location/State: Oregon
Photographer: Bob Heims
General Info: Looking south along the Willamette River at the Fremont Bridge in Portland, Oregon. One of many bridges that crosses the Willamette River.
SACRAMENTO, Ca., June 4, 2025.
March and rally from SEIU2015 headquarters in West Sacramento to the Capitol steps in Sacramento. Several thousand people in support of Assembly bill 283, most SEIU2015 members and UDW members took part in the event. in Sacramento, Calif., June 4, 2025.
Photo by Robert Durell
May 28, 2022, Bol Park bike path, Palo Alto - Members of the Gunn Green Team survey trees for the Great Oak Count along the Bol Park bike path map route in Palo Alto.
Bob Calhoun, at a Candymeat show. I think. Year unknown, but in the mid-to-late-90s. (And that might be Jeremy Wheat over his left shoulder, come to think of it.) The Paradise Lounge?
Next to the diss/fix under Mannheim bridge. Big ol C, dropped LK Crown, and KK. I think you get the idea ha ha.
I'm multi-tasking. While I count and catalogue the Fostoria (after I did research to make sure that is what it is), I listen to my cassette tapes and catalogue those so I can verify that I still own some digital (or vinyl) version of that music before I go dumping all that plastic into the recycling bin. You can recycle those right?