A rusted wreck on the Potomac River south of DC. The debris in the foreground is from the remains a one of hundreds of World War One era ships that were intentionally sunk there. A closer view of the ship. The pile of sticks on the bow is an osprey nest. Closer still, you can see the ospreys and closer still you can see two osprey chicks in the nest.

We drove up into the Adirondacks this morning with plans for the entire day. Everything went wrong. lol! First we wanted to take the scenic chairlift at McCauley Mountain -- but they were unexpectedly closed! We had pretty much the entire mountain to ourselves (saw a few people walking dogs). We had a nice picnic lunch, took a walk, and snapped some autumn color. We then headed into Old Forge so that we could take the cruise boat through the chain of lakes. Unbelievable bad luck -- the boat had broken down minutes before we got there! Here's more autumn color... in the parking lot. lol! At that point we abandoned all other plans for the area, drove back and played golf. Finished the day (and month of September) by eating at one of the area's most popular cheap food shacks. Didn't think to take pics there. :p Fun day. :)

My son-in-law and his daughter silhouetted on their dock yesterday.

Ha, ha, ha that reminds me of the scene in "Finding Nemo" - "Mine, mine, mine!"