Our six year old peachcot trees, planted as seedlings, finally produced a crop of fruit this summer:



(A peachcot is a peach-apricot hyrbrid.)

Kay added a new photo album from our recent trip to Montreal.

Thanks to DAC for the conference after-party at Austin City Limits with Texas’ premiere Western Swing band, Asleep at the Wheel:

The first baby deer to appear in our yard this year:

There are some interesting plants around here.

After a rain, these so-called “rain lilies” pop up out of nowhere:

The “century plant” is an agave that spends years or even decades looking like a medium-size aloe, until one spring it decides to bloom and sends up a 15 to 25 foot stalk:

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