Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Fall Afternoon of Potpourri Images
Old No. 7 to sick to travel on it's own,hence the hospital move. |
Good grief, how long has that been there? |
A soccer ball on a rebuilt dock in late afternoon sunlight. |
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
A Contrast Between Earth and Sky
Yesterday was the most perfect day to be outdoors. It was 63 F, the sky was deep blue and the humidity was almost now existent. I drove to the lake, parked, got my backpack on and I went for a long and slow walk, stopping to look at wildlife,birds, trees loaded with fruit and a lake that could have been a mirror. It's about 8 miles from the lake to downtown and the reflection of the high rises made a perfect copy on the water.
The interesting part of this post for me is that standing in one spot, I see a field of wild prairie grass on a rolling hillside and looking from that spot directly overhead is a sky of migrating pelicans with eyes set on the lake. Earlier in the month there was a post that announced that the pelicans were back. Well, the mass directly overhead will swell the population by a several time factors. It was without doubt a contrast between earth and sky in North Texas.
The fall prairie grass on a rolling hill |
The return of hundreds of pelicans on their annual migration |
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