Carolyn’s Garden

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Showing posts with label Edison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edison. Show all posts

Sunday, March 15, 2015

Some Catch-Up Posting by Jude

2015-1-5 Aunt Dolly's Cup @ Carolyn's
2015-1-9 The Brown Lantern
2014-10 Gordon's Farm
2014-10-11 Favorite Scissors
2014-10-15 Knitting Hand
2014-10-13 Knitting Washcloths
2014-10-10 Knitting Swift
2014-10-9 Packing for Knitting Camp
2014-9-8 Rosario Beach
2014 Washington Park West Beach
2014 Edison Slough
2014 Bowman's Bay
2015-1-15 Padilla Bay Aquarium

Saturday, August 16, 2014

The Slough View

I'm always drawn to the slough while in Edison.  The skies were grey on this summer day and the slough a colorful mud.  We found a spot behind the Longhorn Tavern to view the slough!

sketch by Missy
Aug. 11, 2014

More from Edison!

Here is Anne's sketch of Edison.  Welcome to ASk, Anne!

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Just Outside the Longhorn

Fun afternoon sketching in funky little Edison.  Had to try to sketch the Longhorn Saloon - a true Edison icon and never without at least one motorcycle out front!

Monday, August 11, 2014

Hot Summer Afternoon in Edison

Lisbeth, Jude, Jane, Kalena, Aleli - Michele & Missy in front
With temperatures soaring into the high 90's elsewhere, the Anacortes sketchers lounged in the shade in Edison this afternoon. It was a refreshing 84°F, in the shade. My car made it to 100°F where it was parked on Cains Ct near "Hedgerow".
Jane and Lisbeth sketching in a high traffic area of Edison. (Pop. 110)
Some of the sketchers found a welcome umbrella table out back of the Longhorn Saloon & Grill with a (low) tidal view southwards down Edison Slough. That's where we shared our sketches and got our group photo. (Click images to zoom larger)
The bakery that Jane was sketching from across the street. 

Some of Edison's renowned restaurants were closed on Monday, but not the Breadfarm Bakery, where I bought a wonderful loaf of ciabatta bread, warm from the oven. (My husband and I enjoyed thick slices of it with brie, olives and cold prawns for dinner. Yumm!)