The forest primeval Torin Tindongan, his dad Mamerto, and the canoes The canoes are prepared for launch A traditional ceremony precedes launch To the water! Whee! It floats! Mamerto in his canoe Enjoying the ride Not entirely convinced It's pretty stable . . . Mamerto and son Outriggers add stability Both canoes Mamerto comes in for a landing More spectators take a ride And a swim Refreshed Off in the distance Off to explore the jungle The kiss worked Which way to go? Shapes and colors Oh, the urbanity! The red, red grass of home My creek, after a rain Closer to blooming now Martian invasion Looking up Almost ready The school bus flower Right after the rain The dreaded red-eyed flower monster Cockleburr Japanese beetle Dewdrop Soon, but not yet The world-famous Miller's Chicken Not lemons Pollinating Work to do I love . . . Good thing . . . Japanese Lanterns Reflection in a diner side Storm's here