It’s been a month since I’ve posted a picture. And a crazy month it’s been. We’ve decided to sell our current house and buy another one one town. That has meant a lot of non stop cleaning and, quite frankly, if I never see another paintbrush again it will be too soon.
In the meantime, we did get the chance to get out and snag a few pumpkins this weekend.
Fall is definitely here. I love it.
This was the view from under the overhang on the upper deck at Yankee Stadium yesterday. There were some great clouds moving across the sky.
I applied a lot of post processing magic in Snapseed to this photo to make it look like an old vintage slide photo.
Ever wonder what the inside of a fire hydrant looks like? Hard to see, but there isn’t a spout of gushing water, just a hole and a valve. This one was knocked over today by a driver who lost control of her car. She must have been going a good clip, because after this, she knocked over a wooden fence, crashed through twenty feet of trees and brush, came out the other side, then managed to miss my inlaws house and wreck only their wooden fence (the second one of her trip). She was unhurt (read: lucky). The hydrant was lucky as well, since it sits right outside the town firehouse, and will probably be back up and functional tomorrow.
It’s been a week and a half since I’ve posted a “daily” photo. Sorry for the delay, school has started to again and we’re all getting back into the swing of things. So, as I get the photo mojo back, let’s start with a nice simple sunset to kick off the weekend.
It was a summer full of ice cream.
This seems to be the dog’s favorite place to curl up at night before lights out.
Nope. Un-uh. Negatory. It’s far too early to be funding these on the ground.
Needed a few days off from daily photos. But now I’m back with a picture of one of my favorite subjects: clouds. Specifically, clouds over a Christmas tree farm in my town.
Close up of a shell we found on the beach today, the last day of our beach vacation.
Moo.
This is an outbuilding for an ice cream place in Maine called the Scoop Deck. It was not painted this way last year, so this was a nice surprise.
Moo.
Scott Lyerly 