As the 4th anniversary of blogging on Bay Area Tendrils approaches,
I'm considering how to commemorate the occasion. Leave a comment if you have any ideas...
View of Mt. Tamalpais at Dusk
An iPhone photo that lacks a crisp focus, but thought I'd share it regardless.
Our 'mountain' in Marin County may not be very high, but it's a beloved landmark with a profile that can't be missed.

Hi Alice, You so rarely blog these days!! Have you disappeared onto Faceboook like everyone else? I need at least weekly updates of your sophisticated and inspiring garden views in 2013. All the best for the Festive Season.
ReplyDeletecheers Ian Percy
You are a dear, Ian!
DeleteAnd so right. Rarely blogging here on Bay Area Tendrils, but have posted a bevy of Italian gardens on http://alicesgardentravelbuzz.com ;-) Although things are silent there these days, as well.
And yes, I admit to having become very active on Facebook.
What does the future hold for us!!
Cheers back at you!!
I miss my often weekly visits to Mt Tam, Muir Woods and the coastline.
ReplyDeleteHi Reed
DeleteThanks for visiting if only virtually.
I miss the french fried clams I loved so much when traveling coastal towns Massachusetts!
Do they have them in your area?
I rather like the idea of the blog's author selecting the best from your past blog posts and repostIng them in one place. A celebration of your best that YOU select.
ReplyDelete-Ray
That's a great idea, Swimray,
DeleteI'll think about how it might be possible to do so.
Cheers
Many bloggers commemorate their blogging anniversary with a giveaway. I've never done that on my blogaversary (in fact, I forgot mine last summer) but I think it's a fun thing. Perhaps easier is just to do a post on what blogging has given you over the 4 years. btw, love your blog!
ReplyDeleteJean,
DeleteThanks!
As the years fly by it's easy to forget when the blogging began.
I had better get to work on the post;-] or the date will pass without realizing it...
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