Photos are available for sale - proceeds benefit the animals at the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary

Any of these photos on this blog are available for sale in a variety of formats and styles. From Note Cards to 8X10 color prints. All net proceeds will benefit the formerly abused and neglected farm animals now residing in safety at the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary. All photos are copyrighted. For more information, please email me at: wgeiger@smt-net.com

Hosta in the Garden

Sunny days are here...for awhile!

Is spring/summer finally here? Well, it is today. The sun is out and the roosters have been crowing for the last couple of hours. Maybe they are feeling the melatonin racing through their systems...maybe they are just happy. All I know, it has taken too long in coming.



Eight Mile Road, Wasco County, Oregon - Mount Hood in the background.

Crystal

Crystal has been with the Sanctuary for many, many years. She was a left over victim of a Meth Lab bust...she was left behind. She has always been a gentle and sweet little white doe. I guess there are others who suffer from meth addiction...the forgotten.

Radiance

A special person in my life gave me this heart crystal.

It has been awhile...

It has been awhile since I have posted anything. I blame myself and blame the ongoing bad weather, long winter and the toll it has taken on me. I have never quit loving and caring for the animals at the sanctuary, but I have found that I haven't done a very good job taking care of me...so, now I am. I am changing the focus of this blog...or maybe I should say, I am adding to it. I will be adding photos of other things I enjoy about OREGON; places I have gone...sometimes only a few miles from the Sanctuary. I hope you enjoy.


Albino Peacock - Mary Hill Museum, Columbia River Gorge, Washington

Sunset

Just about three weeks, we were under 8 inches of snow. Just look what we got today.

Beauty of snow!

On the morning of January 27, 2008, I awoke to a light dusting of snow. As the morning continued, so did the snow. It was beautiful and peaceful as I did morning chores, but once the chores were done, I took the time to take some pictures. Snow like this a rare event in the Willamette Valley, but one that should be enjoyed.