Posts Tagged as ‘Horseshoe Lake’
September 19, 2008
Art takes many forms at Horseshoe Lake
For The Daily News, Longview, WA. September 19, 2008
Reprinted with permission
Art took many forms when the Woodland Community Library sponsored Art in Horseshoe Park on Sept. 6. Eighteen pop-up canopies formed a horseshoe on the lakeshore. The types of art displayed were as different as the dachshund and the St. Bernard two visitors walked [...]
July 3, 2008
Anticipation building for Planters’ Days
by Pat Nelson
Reprinted with permission,”
The Daily News, Longview, WA June 20, 2008
To me, this photo of the partially-assembled carnival at Woodland’s Horseshoe Lake represents the word “anticipation.”
Carnival workers anticipate a busy festival, smiling faces and lots of ticket sales this weekend during the Planters’ Days festival.
Many kids anticipate receiving a few extra bucks from [...]
May 8, 2008
A Trip to the past…youngsters visit Lelooska Cultural Center
By Pat Nelson
For: The Daily News, Longview, WA
May 2, 2008
Reprinted with permission
Three weeks ago, on a cold and blustery April day that threatened snow, I looked out at Horseshoe Lake and saw more shoreline activity than I thought the nippy day deserved. Two men fished from an aluminum boat. The wind pushed them along as [...]
March 30, 2008
Natasha the blue heron has the ultimate license to fish
By Pat Nelson
For “The Daily News,” Longview, WA
Reprinted with permission
Wednesday morning, I looked out at Woodland’s Horseshoe Lake and realized that spring is almost here. There was Natasha, back from her winter’s journey south. She sat motionless on a metal railing, her yellow eyes scanning the chilly water for breakfast.
Natasha has always behaved differently [...]
January 2, 2008
Thankul for Memories
By Pat Nelson, November 28, 2007
Reprinted with permission, South County News/Daily News, Longview, WAWhen I was growing up, my mother would get up Thanksgiving morning around 5 a.m.to “put the bird in the oven.” She had worked hard the day before making pies and preparing side dishes. In those days, you made your own pies [...]