Ava can’t resist a nip

My terrific daughter Elisabeth took a trip to experience a sunflower field. She brought some home. Ava liked this one. Notice the tender little bite. Must have been tasty for the cat.

Solid, still

Wind and other forces of nature may have had their way with some of this Onondaga Lake side tree. Still, I think on a library work break walk, it has withstood plenty.

Here’s to September

May September bring us safe travels, here and there. I’ve seen the far less pretty scenes the past few days for too many of our neighbors. May they get to safety and recover.

Enjoy August while it’s still here

The boats have not left the Onondaga Lake Marina just yet, I am thankful on a library work break stroll. They still make for a nice scene.

A building block never noticed

Nosing around the Village of Liverpool because I arrived early for my shift at the library recently, I saw this across the street from the Cobblestone. Who knew that the building that houses Freedom of Espresso was a cornerstone location? My best wishes go out to all those affected by Hurricane Ida this weekend. May…

Nice gathering

I like what the next door neighbors have done with the front garden.

Feeling free

I felt it as much as I saw it at first, this elegant big bird passing overhead as I took my library work break walk next to Onondaga Lake Park. This is more and more known as a great spot for eagles. I got my iPhone out and up in time for a pretty nice…

Now there’s a changing tree

Spotted during Thursday’s library work break walk at Onondaga Lake Park, a truly autumn-looking sight. It’s time?

Construction continues

The good news: It looks as if the hard-working construction crew at the Town Offices pretty much has one side of the project nailed down. Now they’ve moved a lot of the equipment to the parking lot on the other side of the building. I should have figured this one out from the start.

Big block relocation

You know the construction on the grounds of the Town Offices in my neighborhood means business when they relocated the mailbox from the parking lot to the street by chipping around the concrete block at its posts and moving the whole darn thing to the lawn’s edge.