Back on course
KP is back in town, so Tater called Radisson and set up a tee time. My boss at the library granted my request for the day off. Do I look happy? More photos the next couple of days …
The lake levels with me
On a smooth day, I can really stare and see the highs and lows of Onondaga Lake as the lone gull appears to be walking on the water.
From the flip side
The busy marina interests me looking toward shore, too. I’m glad the land bends toward other angles.
Oh, yeah, Black-eyed Susans
I almost forgot to show off how big and bush the front border Black-eyed Susans came in this summer.
A pair of tie dyes come out swirlingly
At the end of this year’s Tie Dye on the Lawn event at the library where I work, staffers were invited to take out their own cotton garments and go to it with bands, soaking soda ash solution and bottled dye. I had brought a pair of white T-shirts. I took up the invitation of…
Peaceful for all
We love our pool these special months of the year here in Central New York. We put out the bath in the background for the nature that likes to appreciate our fortunate setting with us. My dear wife Karen and I often admire the birds that share our space.
Artsy approach
I am thankful for the summer days when our backyard allows me to get creative with my iPhone camera.
On the other hand …
Just to point out that not all the leaves are turning in Onondaga Lake Park, I offer this sprawling scene.
Turning leaves, chapter one
Seen on a stroll through Onondaga Lake Park: leaves changing color. Not mild yellow or mild red, I’d say, but quickly brown. It has been so very, very dry. It’s that point of August in my part of the world.
The animals hang out, too
The latest adventure shared by text by terrific daughter Elisabeth was her trip with fiance George Three to Brew at the Zoo. At first I was a bit worried that the elephants were bored, but that the photo up high told me maybe they were into the company, too.
Mark Bialczak 