Kyras

Lainey, you're steady so no need for a tripod.

Lainey

Thanks. It was OK....in this instance, anyway. I may be steady, but I still "list." I take so many crooked pictures. My camera needs a level near the light meter. Thankfully deleting is easy, and there is the "straighten" tool.

Lainey

A few more from VT
They used to use this area as a quarry, until they made a discovery....The old quarry is now the protected Fisk Quarry Preserve; its limestone formations, once marketed and sold as a beautiful black marble-like building stone, is now studied worldwide as part of an ancient reef formation which provides a unique window into the history of life on earth almost half a billion years ago.










Old "stuff" is plentiful in VT





I liked the old looking house against the pretty flowers....tweaked it a bit.

Another hay creation

tof

A couple, at a St. Patrick's Day parade.




A bride...




Joined by her groom.




They do.






Reception back home in Mississippi...Gulf Coast style.

valentine

Wow, beautiful, tof!

tof

Thanks, Val. The pictures really owe more to the beauty of the settings and the guts of those two to be photographed some of the places they agreed to climb out to for the photographer. But most were also professionally taken.

Lainey

Nice mike and very cool too which family member got hitched. Did I miss that?

goblueS2K

Sue and I went to the July 4th celebration activities at Ohio Village. This village is restored to resemble the years around 1860. Our grand kids Josie and Riley went with us.

Here are the grandkids with Buckeye Sue


The Ohio Village Muffins are the local "base ball" team. They play using 1860 rules (no strikes or balls on pitches)


Grandkids with a Union soldier


Cornet Band



Fun Activities for the kids: stilts and tug-of-war






The traditional pie eating contest (winners got whole pies)

S1997

Fun pics!

Lainey

Nice pics, Dennis. Thanks for sharing. The kids are getting so big!