Friday, November 25, 2022
Way Back - 16 Years Back...
Looking back at some of my very first digital photos. From a trip to Egypt over Christmas and New Year 2016/2017
Morning From Mt Sinai
On the Path, Down From Mt Sinai
Sunday, November 20, 2022
Thursday, November 17, 2022
Red
Without my glasses or contacts, this is similar to how things look to me - just different colors depending on what I'm "looking" at.
Sunday, November 13, 2022
Winter Begins
Whether you consider Winter to begin December 1st (meteorological) or after the solstice on December 21st this year (astronomical), a snowfall here in southern Ohio is a good enough mark of its beginning. We had an accumulation of about 1" of snow yesterday. In a week, low temperatures are predicted to be in the mid-teens Fahrenheit. Winter appears to be here, if a bit early. Mr. Pumpkin is not happy (and a squirrel has been doing some dental work).
Angry Pumpkin
Thursday, November 10, 2022
The Sun Sets
Each sunset is unique. Tonight's sunset also seems a little bit symbolic. Rain is supposed to start tonight, and by the time it finishes in a couple days, rain may be snow. The past few weeks of fall with a hint of spring and summer are coming to an end. The high temperatures in the mid -70s and the night time lows in the 50's are looking to be next week's low 40's/low 20's respectively.
Sky on Fire
Sky on Fire II
Saturday, November 05, 2022
Natural Windows
Rock House in Hocking Hills has a number of interesting openings and "windows". I was lucky enough to be there last weekend and not another soul was in the cave, a miracle for such a beautiful Sunday in the fall.
Through the Keyhole
View Out a Window
The Other Keyhole
What is "Peak Color"?
with regards to the leaves changing color in the fall?
Different types of trees, different elevations etc etc all contribute to the "color".
By almost any measure, we were a couple weeks or so past "peak" this weekend when we were visiting the Hocking Hills area of Ohio. Almost all the deciduous trees were bare. Leaves clung to paw-paw here or there in a valley, or maybe an oak sheltered in some way from the wind and weather, but otherwise...
The exception were the beech! Along the hikes, I'd come across groves of beech trees and it was like entering a golden universe.
Rock Bridge was one vivid example.
Beech Trees, Rock Bridge Nature Preserve
Beech Trees, Rock Bridge Nature Preserve
Different types of trees, different elevations etc etc all contribute to the "color".
By almost any measure, we were a couple weeks or so past "peak" this weekend when we were visiting the Hocking Hills area of Ohio. Almost all the deciduous trees were bare. Leaves clung to paw-paw here or there in a valley, or maybe an oak sheltered in some way from the wind and weather, but otherwise...
The exception were the beech! Along the hikes, I'd come across groves of beech trees and it was like entering a golden universe.
Rock Bridge was one vivid example.
Thursday, November 03, 2022
Second Summer?
After a few weeks of warm weather, a number of plants and flowers in the garden seem to think it's late spring and summer is around the corner. Others are still giving up, convinced that winter is on the way
Someone Thinks It's Summer
The Burning Bush is Convinced Winter is Coming
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