Walk in the Woods

Welcome (taken several years ago..when things were Welcoming).

Web on an Elephant Ear

Wisteria

DD cultivated this plant for 20+ years from a cutting.

Winter walk

Wheat bread,,,:0)

waterproof no more... my fav. camera quit being waterproof after it was run over by a car... and now, it totally died after I dropped it yet again.

I wanted to take a pic of the white fringe tree that I discovered yesterday, but it was too shady and didn't show up. Walking back I saw Primo...so, white horse. Not a good pic of him either...

Woodpecker, many beautiful animals at the marsh which is closed because of coronavirus quarantines right now.

Washing his buddy.

Cheyenne Wyoming boots

Wigs:

Windshield view of Seattle

Water and water lily in San Juan Capistrano.

Outside, I love the boots!!! That is such a cool thing they did. They are beautiful! I love the colors. We had Flying Pigs (named for our Marathon) and they had horses down in Lexington. I know other cities had the same sort of thing but can't think of any others at this moment.

My hometown is on a large lake about 30 miles from here, and many bass pro tournaments are held there. They have large fishing lures around the walking/biking/jogging trail along the lake in the summer. Really cool. I forget which towns but I have seen cows and other things too. The boots are still my favorite. I think I took a photo of every single one.

I had some pictures of our pigs but they all ended up being auctioned off for some good cause and have private owners now. Except the one at the main branch of the library downtown. It has a pig sitting on a pile of books. I have a picture somewhere but I'm sure it's not digital. Maybe others will talk about the statues they have/seen. That would be fun.

Water with grandson and best friend in Hawaii

Window view of woods and water in winter.

Waterlily with a bug

Working from home; the reality