Showing posts with label Department of Beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Department of Beauty. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Beautiful Weather Department

The trouble with my walks is that I'm always stopping to take pictures. Like the two scenes below that My First Wife and I enjoyed this evening. Ah, the Kansas Prairie. You can click these pictures to enlarge.


There's nothing you can say about this scene except it's so beautiful and peaceful. My First Wife and I paused here for several moments.


I actually wanted to shoot a picture of the fences here, but guess what happened? When I got my camera out, that pinto left its little pen and hurried into the scene. I took four pictures. When I put the camera back in its pouch and started to walk off, the horse looked at me, turned and trotted back to whatever it was doing. Show off.

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Creatures Great and Small Department

We received these pictures in an e-mail recently. You may have, too. Apparently they were taken in Oregon, but it doesn't matter where. They're pictures of God's idea of harmony. I'm all in favor of it.







Question: Have you hugged a kid today? You'd better. One day one of them will be your heart doctor.

Thursday, April 24, 2008

Department of Beauty

Here in Pancake Flats, spring has finally sprung. Yee-haw. I went out to look at it the other day, and on my walk here’s a little of what I found along the way.

First, there was the annual dandelion convention.
Dandilion Convention

Then there was a Parade of Pink Trees.
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This Tu-color branch was the in the first tree...(I love Macro!)
Pink Branch

Speaking of trees, these are Pear Trees protecting that little foot bridge.
Spring Pear Tree

And here's a another foot bridge watching over two baby Pear Trees.
Mill Creek Pond

Later, I spied a Tu-color Tulip... (Another great macro photo!)
Tu-Color Tu-lip

She was out standing in her field...
Outstanding in her field

Well, just before sundown, this cute little Dogwood Blossom offered me a hug.
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And just after sundown, the day ended with this romantic full moon.
Full Moon March 08