Thursday, August 23, 2007
Dancing Wings, Part I
Today the boys and I visited the Strong National Museum of Play, which is also home to the Dancing Wings Butterfly Garden. It was quite an experience, although none of the butterflies landed on me, as I had hoped they would.






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Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Beaver Lake
This past weekend our family went on another one of our trips to Beaver Lake Nature Center. This time we chose the 3-mile Lake Loop trail. The kids made it the whole way without getting tired, and even helped me pick out some of the shots below...





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Monday, August 20, 2007
Abandoned Places, Part II
More from this weekend's visit to Gulliver's Pond. I don't even know what these things are, but I just love the rust on them.






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Sunday, August 19, 2007
Abandoned Places, Part I
Grant's Cub Scout pack had their annual fishing derby yesterday at Gulliver's Pond in Palermo. In addition to a nice place to fish, this property also offers a wealth of photographic opportunities for those of us who are fascinated by old, abandoned things. There are various pieces of farm equipment left out there to rust and rot, as well as this old truck, which was gradually being engulfed by the weeds...




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Saturday, August 18, 2007
Loop Around the Lake
Today was the Fulton YMCA's annual "Loop Around the Lake" 15K run. My good friend Kristen was in charge of organizing the volunteers for the event, so naturally I volunteered. Griffin and I assisted Kristen and her daughter Hannah at a water station (out on Lakeshore Road, for the local folks reading this). Kristen and Hannah handed out the water, Griffin's job was to chase down the cups after the runners dropped them, and I was of course in charge of photography.
It was an absolutely beautiful day - cool, breezy and full of sun.

Our station was at about the 7-mile mark, so we had some time to goof around before our first "customers" arrived.

Eventually we had to get to work.


Griffin did his job very well.






Griffin was also in charge of clapping for all of the runners.


The last runner stopped to chat for a minute...

...and then headed off.
It was an absolutely beautiful day - cool, breezy and full of sun.
Our station was at about the 7-mile mark, so we had some time to goof around before our first "customers" arrived.
Eventually we had to get to work.
Griffin did his job very well.
Griffin was also in charge of clapping for all of the runners.

The last runner stopped to chat for a minute...
...and then headed off.
Labels:
my world
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