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A View Looking West On Our Property and a Darkroom Update

Quinn Jacobson November 13, 2021

We have some beautiful rock outcroppings on our property. You climb up to the top and this is the view (or one of them) looking west over the valley. It’s so gorgeous up there! This photo was taken in July. It was wet and green this year. Everything grew wonderfully and all of the animals got fat. It was a good year. And NO fires!

We start painting the darkroom today! I’m a week, or less, away from being able to use it. It’s been a great project and one I’ve been looking forward to finishing. We had a house and all of the “living things” to do before this, but this is what I was really looking forward to!

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