ABC Wednesday: L is for Lake Lynn

L is for Lake Lynn. I looked through my archives for lovely Lake Lynn photographs and would like to show you a few I took from several years and seasons.

Leisurely walks on the long Lake Lynn bridge looks like fun and is fun for me.

Long necked great blue heron loiter on the banks of Lake Lynn and look intently off to one direction and then leer in another direction.

Lurking beneath the water turtles look up from the lake longingly.

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That's My World Tuesday: October flies in to the rescue

October has flown in to rescue me from the summer doldrums. Blessed cooling is just what I needed.

The weather has dropped to pleasantly cool temperatures and it looks like it may be here to stay.

I am always happy to see autumn arrive but this year with an extra hot summer the cool off is a huge relief.

The photographs in this post are from Sunday morning which was a lot better than expected.

The forecast called for rain and although it did cloud up later in the day the morning was perfect.

I think the sky is prettier when the dotted clouds arrive. Saturday was all blue skies which was nice after a lot of rain but the Sunday mix is my favorite in terms of the sky.

It's still very early autumn where I live but there are more and more changes in addition to the changing temperatures.

All of these shots were taken at Shelley Lake. I tend to post a lot of shots from there on my blog but hopefully, with changing seasons and ever changing sky, it's not too much of the same.

Before long there will be more and more red and orange leaves mixing in for yet another change in the look.

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The Weekend in Black and White: Creek Crossing

I guess my title isn't accurate because although the stepping stones would make a great creek crossing, the fallen tree is in the way. I suppose there are small animals who would find the tree handy for scampering across.



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SkyWatch Friday: Sepckled Sky

I was so entranced by the sky when I looked out my window that I immediately started shooting. I wish I could have shot it from a wide open field or coastline rather than an area surrounded by trees because I didn't get the full affect but it was pretty amazing how every bit of sky was covered in these cotton ball clouds.


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