More June in Voorschoten...

We were surprised to see firetrucks on the cinder track behind the farm. Apparently a woman tried to rescue a cat that was stuck in a tree and then needed rescuing herself. 

Luckily this bozo didn’t need rescuing after getting too close to the new beehives at the farm. 

We were all smiles, but were actually sad to host Carlin and Kent for dinner for the last time before Kent moved back to the England.

None of us knew at the time that Carlin’s UK visa would be so delayed that they’d have to live apart for over two months. 

The locally grown peonies were very amazing this year. 

It was surprising to find a big banner across one of our usual walking paths. Apparently one of the local soccer fields, which we never see anyone using, is going to be replaced with refugee housing built out of containers. It’s not surprising that the local homeowners don’t want that in their backyard since there’s no way to predict what impact it will have on their property values.