At Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, a sunset walk with a dog offers tranquility and reflection. Additionally, there's a call to action for national park protection and commentary on a recent Supreme Court decision.
Author: Sheri Edwards
Geeky Gramma ~~
Retired Middle School Language Arts/Media Teacher ~~
Writer and Thinker~~
Art from the Heart
Blaugust2026 What in the world
A blog post explores mysterious tracks at North Dam Park, revealing them as antlion larvae trails, known as doodlebugs.
Blaugust2026 Tamarisk
The post discusses a tamarisk tree in Coulee Dam, its historical significance, and the community's appreciation for it amidst concerns over invasive species.
Blaugust2026 Great Mullein
Great Mullein, a Eurasian wildflower, thrives in disturbed dry areas, blooming tall spikes but considered a minor weed nuisance in grazing lands.
Blaugust2026 Skeletonweed
Rush skeletonweed is a noxious plant overrunning native species in eastern Washington and North America.
Weekly WrapUp Stationary, Renaissance, and More
ProCreate projects, including stationary design, Renaissance techniques, gouache painting, and community events, fostering creativity through Daily Creates and online resources.
Blaugust2026 Still Smoky
Smoky skies from nearby wildfires affect Lake Roosevelt views, yet people and dogs continue enjoying the area.
Blaugust2026 Wildfire Butterfly
The post discusses a creative project inspired by local wildfires, emphasizing gratitude for firefighting support while advocating for more resources to combat fire-related challenges.
Blaugust2026 Where in the Universe
looking for Dogtrax's whereabouts through a friend's art project, sharing a saxophone-themed public domain artwork and jazz slang.
Blaugust2026 DailyCreate tdc5329
a Daily Create -- crafting a poem using a word generator.
I wonder, if I draw a line... 