I was privileged to get acquainted with these two, at the company that I am a sales rep for. The gal quit work, and by that weekend they were dating. He has since taken a new job! Blessings!
Category: Amish
This young lad takes off with the boxes of bubble blowing bottles. Not sure if they will all be gone before the Bride and Groom make their exit!
Getting used to my new mirrorless camera (Sony ZV-E10). I was parked on the road trying to capture a photo of this wild turkey that was crossing the road, and then trying to get over a fence. So it goes.
On this day I enjoyed the many sightings of birds and animals. A sandhill crane out in a farmer’s field, this turkey crossing the road, and on three occasions deer standing beside the road watching me go by. I stayed with this family, who had Baltimore Orioles coming to their feeder, like I have house finches, and goldfinch coming to mine! In the evening we strolled down to a large pond and caught a mess of crappies, and bluegills, which were enjoyed the next morning at breakfast! Their little boy is around 9 months old! This all happened on my two day, 1,000 mile trip into Michigan this week.
Enjoy your day and the rest of the week!
Taking a break at a land auction!
This young lad was enjoying his donut, obviously glad his Dad had brought him along to the Auction.
This was a snapshot of the “Rustic Barrel Design” booth at the OHFM 2023 in Mt. Hope, Ohio, USA. OHFM is the Ohio Hardwood Furniture Market!
What would you title the chapters of your autobiography? On the Farm; High School & Photography; College and Courting; Centerville Days; Times in Kalona; Principal & Pilot in NW Ontario; Schools in Ohio; Bangladesh Years; Taxiing Amish; Mattress Sales Consultant; Birding & Photography; Retirement Years!
This photo captures several of the chapter titles: Birding, Taxi work, and Photography!
Young mother enjoying a lunch at local coffee shop with her two children!
I’d love feedback on which photo you would choose, if I only posted one? Thanks in advance!
This brought back memories of the many Track & Field days, I have been involved in, either as a student, or as a principal.
I am not sure I have ever seen any Amish walking on this Rails to Trails trail in Millersburg. The trail is so far from their homes they wouldn’t walk that far. I do see them quite often on the trail with their horse carriages or their bicycles. Over the years they have contributed a lot of money for the trail, because it gives them a safer route than coming to town the whole way on a two-lane highway. I suspect they had been at the nearby hospital, and decided to go for a walk.
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