Summer Solstice

Hello My Friends,

I have a new batch of photos. None are of walking in the woods. This is the at home edition. I hope you like them. I hope you are out at night watching the planets and the stars. Only nine days until the Summer solstice. I encourage all of you to look up and enjoy the colors at sundown and the stars and planets of the night sky.

Peace and tranquility to all,

Bob

A Cold April and May

The April Fool's Storm and a Happy Spring to All

Welcome My Friends,

Thanks for stopping in to see another group of my spring photos. I took them over the weekend. I hope you like them. Peace and serenity to you all. Grow your fruits , veggies and your flowering perennials. Walk in the Woods. It is good for the soul and good for the dogs. See you next time.

Love you all,
Bob

Happy New Year Everyone !

Peace and Serenity to you and yours,
Bob

Winter Solstice

Hello My Friends,

 

Thank you for visiting my photo blog. I regularly post about once or twice a month to share new pictures taken in and around New England. Right now, winter is cold and snowy.  Here on the Seacoast, things are frigid. We have had two early storms and lots of snow. For my Druid and Pagan friends, Happy Solstice! Peace to all during these dark days of winter. Get out in the light as much as you can. Here are some new pics that I took this weekend.  I would also be glad to post your photos here if you would like to share them.

 

Bye for now, 

Bob

Colder by the Day

Hello My Friends,

Thank you for visiting. I am happy that you stopped by to see the new photos.  I must say that the weather has turned for the worst. Last weeks warm weather is nothing like this morning, and most of the leaves have fallen in our area. So, as we hunker down for the next few months, here are some pictures of that glorious fall day last Friday.

Take Care and Take Pictures,
Bob

Feels like Autumn

Hello My Friends,

 Thank you for checking in. It has been a long hot summer in the Northeast. We had many days with temperature in the 90's. We have severe drought conditions and watering bans. The grass is definitely not green. However, things are looking up. We had a soaking rain twice this week and the vegetables are growing again. We lost the last of the cucumbers and the eggplant, but the zucchini and the tomatoes are growing nicely. We have one huge pumpkin, and a number of smaller ones. All in all, I thought we did quite well under the circumstances. I promised pictures for Mary Ellen Grace, so here are some new pictures for Mary Ellen and for all of you.

Take Care and Take Pictures.

Bob