Been pretty 'burned out' when it comes to the computer lately. Just been doin eBay labels, payin bills, etc. However, I've still been 'clickin' the camera regularly.
Took this one morning last week. These were the first young geese I seen this spring. They are all over the place now.
While on the subject of geese . . . I took this yesterday in the fog. Not bad for not being able to see what I was shootin. Viewfinder cameras are preferred in bright, sunny conditions.
Then there was this guy. He was walkin around a bunker on the far side of the fairway while I was mowin the other side. When I got to his side, he was still there. I started wonderin if there was a nest in the bunker. He finally flew away. I don't see single geese very often.
During the storm Monday morning, lightning hit this Honey Locust tree. Now we are wonderin if it is goin to survive. We have enough dead Ash trees on the course. Blew some fuses that control the irrigation system too.
Here is a live tree that I wish they would cut down. It is what is left of three trunks. It has a sizeable crack at its base. It really does lean that much.
My cat, Simon, has decided that he likes to hang out in boxes. This one used to be closed.
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This is his favorite box. Probably because he can see out the window and in the afternoon, he can do a bit of sunbathing.
Saw this interesting cirrus cloud one mornin last week. Ya hafta look close to see the 'wrinkles' that caught my eye.
Then yesterday afternoon, I saw Mother Nature sayin that she is still No. 1.
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