Corbin Park River Watch

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Rat-a-tat-tat

At Corbin Park, this little guy uses trees like bongo drums.

The Woodpecker

Water Tower Vista

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All Around Town

The spooks were out, going door to door, seeking the sweet stuff.

Last Blast of Brilliance

Autumn at the Cove

The Cove

Riverside Harbor Wildlife

Some mighty beasts inhabit this beautiful private park.

Others are seasonal visitors
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This one likes the kids.

Local Color - The Florals

Local Color - The Foliage

Stretch Your Mind

The bike rack at the library invites you to look at the world in a new way.

Peddle on over and dive into some new books.

Enter Here

What begins with a waterfall

 and ends in a riverbed?

Why, the gateway to our fair city.

Evergreen Cemetery

 As night fell, the cemetery was quieter than ever.

We Remember

Skywatch

Sundown, Autumnal Equinox

School's Back in Session

High school cyclists welcome.

Waiting for Students

Playgroup!

I've started volunteering at the Post Falls library. Every Thursday and Friday morning at 10:30, the children's department has a Playgroup for youngsters ages birth – five years old. It's a fun hour of play time, stories, crafts, music & movement.

Crawling Into Wonderland

Car Wash

Once a month you'll find me here

at the car wash on east Seltice

Patriot's Day

Fall Decor

Remembering Spring

Lazy Day Fishing

I've lived in Post Falls for over 20 years, and until this week, never knew about this small gem of a park. It was nice to spend a little time down by the water, watching the fishermen.

Morning Light

I took a walk one morning on the Centennial Trail near the I-90 rest stop. The light and clouds were so beautiful playing on the hills as our town began to wake up.

It's Good to Get Up Early

... because you get to see this

Lovely Picnic Spot

I went for a walk through the neighborhood one morning and stopped for a rest in this graceful gazebo. I think I'll return for lunch soon.

Early Morning

Rays on Seltice

Post Falls Local Market

The Post Falls Local Market is a relatively new weekly event, held on the plaza in front of City Hall. Sponsored by the Post Falls Lions Club, the event is one of the group's primary fundraisers.

The Market has a variety of vendors and local artisins selling fresh produce, home-canned goods,  plants, hand-crafted ornaments, candles, and ...

Face Painting! This is where daughter Jodie and I spent most of our time.

Artist Debi Melkonian is fun to chat with as she paints a design in colors of your choosing.

The Market is open from 4 - 7:30pm through the summer. Vendor spaces can be rented for $20 each week.

In the Raspberry Patch

Guest Blogger: Jodie Davaz

The summer sun encourages the growth of some tasty homegrown treats in our corner of the world. Some of the very best can be found in a raspberry farm off of Ponderosa Ave.
 

The owner, Mike, began cultivating the you-pick farm with his father-in-law about 35 years ago.

"We get people from all over," Mike said. "The most any group had ever picked at once was about 26 pounds. They said they were making wine."

The raspberry bushes are inhabited by a few rather vocal chickens and is open for exploration in mid-to-late July.

The Carnival is in Town

The Post Falls Festival had venues all over town. For carnival fun, we headed over to the Trading Co. parking lot. I was intrigued, but didn't dare go for this ride.

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