Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Sea worthy vessel?
This water vessel is really used by the lifeguards at the lake in Greenbrier State Park.
Posted by Lew at 12:50 AM 4 comments
Labels: water
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Then and Now - Old train station
This is the old train station in the City of Frederick. On January 21 last year it was clear and cold and the building stood alone at the end of a parking lot. Now it is hot and hazy and the building is almost hidden in the construction of a parking garage and condominiums.
Posted by Lew at 10:30 PM 0 comments
Labels: Frederick, thenandnow, transportation
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Bird feeder
Big E's bird feeder. We enjoyed watching the finches and other small birds visit this feeder on our visit to Connecticut last month.
Posted by Lew at 11:13 PM 3 comments
Labels: birds
Friday, July 17, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Dragonfly?
Early Wednesday morning I found this little creature staring at me through the dining room window. My guess is that it is a recently emerged dragonfly. The body is about an inch long and the tail at least 2 inches. It was still clinging to the window in the breeze in the afternoon.
Posted by Lew at 11:32 PM 8 comments
Labels: critters
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Then and Now - Farmer's field
Two views from our dining room window of the field behind our house. Most years winter wheat has been planted in the field, but last fall the corn stalks were left after the harvest. Soy beans were planted in late spring and now we enjoy a green view again.
Posted by Lew at 10:29 PM 3 comments
Labels: farming, thenandnow
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Bubbling rock and stone perch
I bought the granite blocks for the border to our rose bed at Irwin Stone in Frederick. They have an attractive display of their products near the entrance to the office. Here are two examples. (I posted pics of the bird last May.)
Posted by Lew at 2:15 AM 7 comments
Sunday, July 5, 2009
First butterfly
While I was working on the walkway, this butterfly fluttered down nearby. It must have recently emerged from its cocoon, as it was not flying well and just stretched its wings for several minutes before flying off. I was standing about a foot away when I took this images.
Posted by Lew at 10:50 PM 5 comments
Labels: butterflies
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