It was another seriously
gorgeous week in our part of Ohio – our trees have been so beautiful this fall.
Dr. M has two posts on his blog that you should check out. Go ahead – go here
and here
& then come back. (Here is where you imagine hold music while my post waits
for you to come back). [Note: if this
sounds familiar, it’s mostly the same intro from the last TWO weeks – ha!]
Saturday,
October 13th
Chick-a-dee-dee-dee!
Sunday,
October 14th
The volunteer maple tree in
Pinky the Geranium’s pot is changing colors. It’s almost time to prune everyone
back & bring them inside.
Squirrels.
Monday,
October 15th
Fall in our Ohio.
The squirrels are nutty!
Campus deer.
The roofing supplies arrived!
[Please note – this is Monday. They didn’t come to start on the roof until
Friday, & they finished on Saturday.]
Tuesday,
October 16th
Birds on the wing.
Wednesday,
October 17th
Shag Bark Hickory & Sweet
Gum Trees
Thursday,
October 18th
Hold onto your seats everyone, this is gonna be a long one!
First of all, The State of the Bug – I am this | | close to chopping off those bangs!
Fall is winding down here in Ohio. Lots of leaves on the
ground.
Of course, there are still a lot of leaves on the trees!
And a buffalo.
And the moon!
Friday,
October 19th
Critters.
This evening as I was leaving
church (Church Lady Altar Guild Duties) I saw this black squirrel eating
berries.
Dr. M volunteered to make coleslaw
for his college’s homecoming tailgate party. It’s a vinegar based slaw –
perfect for the pulled pork sandwiches we were going to have (if you like
coleslaw which I do NOT). It was a big hit, but those pictures are for another
week.
Go to Sara’s blog here to see the blogs of
all the other Project 365 participants. Have a great week!
Most of our photos are taken with a 12
megapixel Nikon D5000 DSLR, using a 55-200mm zoom lens. This is the camera that
Dr. M takes with him most days. The Bug uses our new Nikon Coolpix S6200 most of the time. If
you’re interested in which camera was used for a particular shot, just ask!
What are those round yellow things that look like tennis balls?
ReplyDeleteThese, Stephen: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maclura_pomifera
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures of fall. We have no fall here so I'm just having to live the season through you.
ReplyDeleteLove the black squirrel!
ReplyDeleteI also like the way you tile your photos -- presumably in a picture editing program, before posting them? Looks great, and what a great way to post lots of pics without making the post too long.
I love cole slaw!
i'm really loving your tree shots at the moment - great colours but you also frame them really well
ReplyDeleteSteve - I use PicMonkey - a fee web based program - to make collages & edit the pictures. I love it!
ReplyDeleteDTFP - I agree, Dr. M IS a good photographer!
the fall colors are beautiful. too bad they are so short lived.
ReplyDeleteThat gold ginkgo tree (at least that's what I think it is) on Monday, Oct. 15 is gorgeous and your moon shots always slay me.
ReplyDeleteYes, ginkgo! The town of Yellow Springs has a number of them. And thanks...I love shooting the moon :-)
ReplyDeleteThe squirrels look so intent this week. Making preparations for winter I think!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
R
gr8 shots! as always
ReplyDeleteheard a story this week that we/Georgia have 8-12 squirrels per acre due to the overgrown acorn crop this year...geez! that's a lot of squirrels
my girl cute her bangs and she loves them
that's a very good pic of you, girly!
Simply stunning!! Its just gorgeous here, too and its hard to take it all in. When I'm driving around, I want to pull off and take a picture every mile or so. :)
ReplyDeleteI swear those squirrels have personlity!
The colors are beautiful. I love autumn.
ReplyDeleteYour fall pictures are beau-ti-ful!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Once again, gorgeous pics!
ReplyDeleteThe deer are stunning.
When I make LBJ Ranch cabbage slaw it is a hit. Looks like same recipe.
We have black squirrels here too.
Bangs or no bangs, good either way. What is more versatile?
As usual I loved all the shots. What were those green things in Monday's pics. The coleslaw looked yummy...I love vinegar based slaw...I am not a big mayo fan. The autumn shots were my favorites this week. They were gorgeous. We are not there yet...but then I am further south.
ReplyDeleteLove the landscape photos! Do you have to use a special lens to get those? I'm SOOOO enjoying your fall photos!!!
ReplyDeletePretty amazing how fast the professionals can get a job done, isn't it?! At least in the U.S. Here, not so much :) A big part of that is that the style of construction is so different, but also that power tools are almost non-existent so things just take a lot longer to do. Es lo que hay. Glad you have a nice new roof to see you through the winter!
Hope you're having a great week!