
Lake Erie After the Blizzard
The massive Christmas blizzard in the Buffalo area in December melted away almost entirely within a few days when it warmed up and it rained.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
The massive Christmas blizzard in the Buffalo area in December melted away almost entirely within a few days when it warmed up and it rained.
It snowed on my porch, except under the railing and near the door where the roof over hangs. Later it rained and this was all
When I came back they had fallen through or blown away, so I am glad I caught them.
Thank you, Mother Nature, for yet another Glimpse of something sweet, ice bubbles blooming from branches on a warm New Years Day.
We boarded a horse and a pony from fall through the following spring. They were from a summer camp where they put up with campers
The holiday gathering ends and everyone leaves. You can see that they left. It is written on the driveway.
Here is an odd little story from about 40 years ago… that came to mind recently. It seems more relevant now than it was then,
Everybody said no. Don’t put in a full length glass front door. You’ll lose privacy. You’ll lose heat. But I did it anyway. For one
I had new windows put in and assumed that the new large-pane windows would not give me the nifty results the old 6-pane windows gave.
It was actually a Mercedes Benz whose hood was hosting the leaf, the droplets, and the reflection of the clouds. I just wandered past it.
Climate change? Perhaps. But I don’t recall ever seeing a maple tree reaching December with leaves still in place, let alone yellow foliage. Wouldn’t it
I do photograph this window and blind quite often. Whenever it presents me with something interesting. This glimpse is an actual glimpse.
Not that kind of shopping list. I made a list when I got back to my car after shopping today. A list of the things
I was out for a walk on one of those absurdly warm November days we just had. I liked the look of some pine needles
I have been noticing that certain phases of the moon produce pleasing shapes and those shapes get used in paintings, photos, and graphic designs. But