PhotoHunt: Hands

It's been a while since I PhotoHunted, but this week's topic grabbed me. The other day, we had a tree cut down out front. The nice young man who took on the job arrived before the sun was up on a VERY cold morning. He quite sensibly climbed way up and chain sawed off the top, then worked his way down, cutting large sections on the way. About halfway down, he stopped to catch his breath. Shooting conditions were poor, but I love these shots, anyhow.

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PhotoHunt

PhotoHunt: Together

PhotoHunt: Scary

PhotoHunt: Lazy

For this theme, she was much more willing to cooperate. 8-]



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PhotoHunt: Sad

As is typical with kids and dogs, I couldn't catch the dawg with her really sad face this week.
So I dug up a few other sad things from the old files.

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PhotoHunt: View

the view from down here...

bird's-eye view

Gulf view

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PhotoHunt: Road

This is what Fay did to the road in Alligator Point. They have to repair this road every time a big storm affects the area. The last time was when Dennis (2005) made landfall about 200 miles away. This year, Fay, though much weaker, made landfall a whole lot closer.

Once again, the road crews did their thing, adding the broken pieces of sidewalk to the riprap of previous years. And life goes on...

PhotoHunt: Wild

PhotoHunt: Beautiful

I'm a bit late with this entry... crazy weekend. I had a really hard time choosing this week. there's just so much beauty in God's creation. The first scene was made even more beautiful by the fullness of the pond. Fay's rains also washed out the green algae that was about to take over the entire surface. The other 2 shots were a recent evening at the end of Bottoms Road.

Happy hunting, y'all!
Have a JESUS-filled weekend!

PhotoHunt: Colourful

PhotoHunt: Dark

I had to hunt through last month's file for this one. No time this week to actually go looking for a dark op. This creature was hanging around my sliding glass doors late one night. They - and the frogs - know there's a buggy smorgasbord around the lights.

PhotoHunt: Cloud(s)

One hump or two?