Category: Boy


I chatted with these boys a little bit as I stopped for a bit to catch this photo.

Eyes

A gentleman from a local archery shop is demonstrating safety in using a bow and arrow. I didn’t stick around to see how many balloons were popped by the students!

Rubik’s Cube

My cousin’s son demonstrates his skill at solving the Rubik’s cube, while his cousin looks on. He had just come from a local competition in Des Moines, Iowa where he won several awards for his speed. I had never seen so many kinds of cubes before, or seen anyone solve them this fast. He solved the Rubik’s cube in his cousin’s hand in less than 10 seconds. The Rubik’s Cube in his hand took him much less than a minute to complete. I wish I could remember the exact times!?!

Fun Times

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!

This young lad was enjoying his donut, obviously glad his Dad had brought him along to the Auction.

Mother and son, and lady with a beautiful fan!

Spellbound

My Uncle’s Great-Grandchildren watching their Great-Grandfather’s casket being lowered this weekend.

Fishing Pier

Fishing pier at the William Hearst Memorial Beach. Father and son testing the waters.

Carr