4 miles to the park then 8 miles per lap. What a great way to spend a
beautiful day off.
Pic# 1: maklind and manchester, cagers disregarding the train safety
areas
Pic# 2: police horse, forest park mounted division stables
Pic# 3: scenic meandering section of the trail
Pic# 4, 5, 6: one of the lakes, BJC hospital in the background
Pic# 7: korean war memorial
Pic# 8: the jewel box and the large reflecting pool
Pic# 9: vandeventer place gates
Pic# 10: detail of the cast iron spire that's directly in line with the
tree in Pic# 9
Pic# 11: tree
Pic# 12: the jewel box again
Pic# 13: one of the small reflecting pools, 2 canadian geese, and a
statue of a monk
Pic# 14: flowers
Pic# 15: a tree in bloom
Pic# 16: shiny shiny box in the sun
Pic# 17: turtle park, a different but totally sweet park full of
concrete sculptures
Pic# 18: the serpents head, 20 feet of this sculpture was stolen a few
years ago
Pic# 19: the original tail section
Pic# 20: turtle
Pic# 21: hatching turtle
Pic# 22: turtle on a hill
Pic# 23: a turtle with a funny nose
Pic# 24, 25, 26: snapping turtle, my favorite
Pic# 27: snappy's foot
Pic# 28: the fuji waiting for me to finish taking pictures
1 comment:
Your photos reminded me of what it was like to run around with an artists eye and a camera. I took pictures of what I thought would make a great painting; never one to try to capture the changing light; it changed faster than I could paint, and I don't have photographic memory.
Love your sense of humor too; I've always hated the compulsory 'about me' section; though as I built my web sites it did get me started on writing my memoirs. Yeah I'm old enough to qualify; I'll be 65 next month, and proud of it. God must still have something up his sleeve for me; it's a wonder I'm not six feet under yet.
But I'm getting away from the point, just wanted to let you know I liked your blog site.
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