Since the day Friday was another yucky one, these pictures are from earlier in the week.
This is the beach where we search for the beach glass, and this is what
greeted us on a recent trip there. Lots of Canada geese, and Turkey Vultures together foraging through all the dead leaves on the shore.
A little closer shot shows the geese somewhat uninterested in the Vultures.
As you walk
along the shore and look up you see this tree and it's roots hanging out over the edge. I'm wondering why it hasn't fallen down.
The end of our search is here. The water and rocks make it impossible to get past this point. It's amazing how the water and wind have carved out the rocks.
The leaves were beautiful last week, and today they are almost gone. Only a few of the yellows remain.
On our trip home from the beach we always pass this corn crib in a field near a farm. I slow up, and put the window down, because you never know what might be nibbling at the corn. Sometimes it's deer, Pigeons, Turkeys, and Raccoons. There is an electric wire fence around the crib, but this buck gets through it somehow.
After a few minutes he has decided to move on.
A really simple but cool stone house. Very old too. Looks Civil War-ish..
Hay bales and Fall trees.
The sky is clearing as I post this Friday night and the wind is picking up from the South. It will bring us some warmer weather and we won't have to build a fire in the wood stove tonight.
Take care, and have a wonderful week-end.
Be sure to check out my Week-end Reflections post below♥
In our yard high up in a Aspen tree is a European starling.
Down on the creek trail I found a spotted sandpiper.
On Monday we went to the beach and discovered someone was running in his bare feet. The sun was shining, but it was quite cool.
We also saw the resident Mute swans with their "kids"
This one hasn't got all it's white plumage yet.
Back at home the neighbors have the cutest donkey.
Finally yesterday morning a female Red-bellied woodpecker stopped by. I haven't seen one in 2 years.
