Friday, June 10, 2005

This is truly a "chicken walk" where you follow the leader who happens to be a rooster. .  Posted by Hello

A rare old bird is the Pelican. He can hold in his beak enough food for a week and I'm damned if I know how the hell he can. The seagulls arrive for any food scraps dropped.  Posted by Hello

Acres and acres of wild flowers, Posted by Hello

A real tired cat. His eyes are the color of he grass.  Posted by Hello

Five wet dogs out for a boat ride. (I think) Posted by Hello

Trained squirrel operates time release.  Posted by Hello

Taken from the caboose of the train. I think that is the Moon rising in the evening? Posted by Hello

This is a series of 10 winning photos Rat bluffs the cat. The first one sto move is the loser.  Posted by Hello

Wednesday, June 01, 2005

The North Bend High Scholarship program has a total value of over two million dollars and last year awarded 134 scholarships averaging one thousand dollars.  Posted by Hello

My 4 wheel drive Ford truck and 23 ft Fleet wood trailer. We sold both of them at a sacrifice price in March 2,005. We have a lot of fond memories of campouts.  Posted by Hello

Beautiful red flowers on the bank of the Rogue R. at River;s Bend campout. Oct 2,004 Posted by Hello

Our Good Sam Trailer Club at River;s  Posted by Hello

Kay Gebhardt and our friend Gene Sims by our 8 ft. Sun flower. Gene is 6; 7" tall.  Posted by Hello

George Gebhardt on the left,Ray Gapp on the right. This Calif family one the $12,300 top rqffle prize. George sold winning LIONS ticket Posted by Hello

George and Kay Gebhardt at Hill Castle Museum across Columbia R. from Biggs Jcn. August 2,004 Posted by Hello

A portion of the bronze monument dedicated to the ship wrecked Castaways on the North Spit. (Located on Arago Hwy, South Empire) Posted by Hello

Preston and karen Clement and Sherm Acord at our cabin at Glacier Park on Aug 8, 2,004 at the Crowley reunion Posted by Hello

George Sr., Mable Lillebo, Vic Demarest and Kay Gebhardt at the Kiwanis salmon feed at Bastendorff Beach, August 2,004 Posted by Hello

Chuck and Ann posing by our beautiful hanging "Nemesia Plante boxes" Posted by Hello

Grandpa George Memorial Day. WWII veteran Posted by Hello

A closeup of a rhody in our front yard. The blooms last for only a short while. A heavy rain will rulin them. In 2,005, they bloomed early and were gone a week before Memorial Day.  Posted by Hello

A close up of a primrose from Kay;sr front porch flower garden Posted by Hello

This is one of our prize Pansys in the flower box on the porch. Posted by Hello

One of Grandpa Gebhardt's paintings. This is on a room divider. Posted by Hello