Can you smelllllll what the rock is cookin? This is the same look Jon used to entice me the first night we met.
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
The look
Can you smelllllll what the rock is cookin? This is the same look Jon used to entice me the first night we met.
Getting ready for the big walk...
Dave gets one last drink in before walking down the aisle to collect his beautiful bride.
Dave and Betsey's wedding
The weekend of Dave and Betsey's wedding, September 17th 2005. Leo and Jon hangin' out in pure black and white.
....lookin' out my back door
Ah, the city life. Tonight as I was working on the blog I noticed the beautiful sunset before my eyes. I just wanted everyone else to see the view from our balcony. Sweet huh?
It's been a little while...
Well, now that the dust has settled in the new place--(again!) here are more pictures to add to the collection. Included are Crater Lake pictures from our trip in August as well as Jon's friend Dave and Betsey Poniatowski's September nuptuals in Denver, CO.
Phantom Ship
Phantom ship is the name given to this unique rock formation in Crater Lake. It was once part of the rim, but its neighboring softer rock gave way to erosion. This island of rock looks like one of those old ghost ships from far away.
From the top of Wizard Island
After the cataclysmic collapse of Mt. Mazama, a caldera was formed encompassing what is now Crater Lake. After the explosion, ash covered an area as far east as present day Nebraska. Additional volcanoes erupted in the following years above and below the surface of the lake. From the boat tour we were able to summit Wizard Island-- the lone visible volcano at the surface. This image is atop Wizard Island.
A Clear Reflection
Notice how Crater Lake appears glass-like. Jon caught the reflection of the rim's sides just before we motored by during the boat tour.
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