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(Click on image to enlarge, click again to zoom.) Previously, in “Falling In The Morning”, I alluded to the fact that Ranger Sunny provided a nugget of information which I had hoped to hear. It put into motion our plan to have a relatively short morning at Colt Creek State Park in order to return later in the day. She let us know the lilies were blooming. One of those, the Pine… Read More
(Click on images to enlarge, click again to zoom.) We needed a “Nature Fix”. (About a month ago, Gini was advised to have a pacemaker/defibrilator implanted to improve the quality and duration of her life. No long discussion needed. The procedure was done on July 1 and she’s recovering nicely. Thank you for all the well-wishes. We both very sincerely appreciate it.) A couple of weeks before heading to the operating room,… Read More
(Click on images to enlarge, click again to zoom.) March was a busy month around here. Several family birthdays, annoying medical appointments, an anniversary road trip. During an overdue cleanup of the OurNaturalPlaces office complex, we discovered an old shoebox filled with dust and cobwebs which also contained images of one of the year’s first significant Spring swamp forays. We have tried to clean the pictures enough so you may enjoy what… Read More
At times, later is better. I qualify as a world-class procrastinator, but once in awhile, I actually plan on being late when it comes to nature. No need to arise early if one is planning to photograph a sunset. Of course, if you arrive after the sun sinks below the horizon, your plans sink right along with it. So, later can be better but TOO late is not advisable. A couple of… Read More
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