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Outdoor Art - PhotoCuration #359

Hi, Eight Art lovers! --- Today you could find, in no particular order, our manual selection of some great photographs from posts we supported recently. Please ...

A Wednesday Walk Down Battle Hollow Road

My entry (it's been a bit!) for @tattoodjay 's wednesdaywalk. It's been a bit since I've been able to share a wednesdaywalk adventure, but this one was worth th...

hello again mr robin

Or perhaps it's a female Robin; I guess I can't quite tell yet. What a past few weeks of work nonsense...but hey, I do hope posting a picture a day gets me out ...

A Driftless View

The view south of the city...a hunting ground for the bald eagle and other birds of prey. It's our favorite spot to visit on our dad and Hattie's adventure days...

Happy New Years to All!

Yes, it's that time of the year. And what a year it's been for me. With lots of noise this year both personally and at work, the year ended up on a good note wi...

Bauhaus Wednesday

As I was writing some stuff down last night (my new "I'm 46 years old and trying to figure out my life kind of journaling..."), I thought of a fun exercise for ...

Three Tune Tuesday : August of 1966

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Beer Saturday : A Beer Lunch at the Driftless

For this beersaturday adventure, we jumped in the car to take a trip to nearby Viroqua, Wisconsin, to take in the last day of their farmer's market for the seas...

Catching the Sunset Upon a Lake

The long shadows are telling me winter is on the way...only two months until Solstice, and then the solar cycle begins anew. Lots of energy in the air!...

Catching Up at the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge

For this share for the feathered-friends community, I wanted to post some photos of feathered friends at the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge. It's an area ...

The Extraterrestrial in the Corn Field

It is ET? An interdimensional? An archon? Or some type of ancestor of humanity? I still don't know the answer, but I found its representation in a corn maze thi...

Wednesday Walking Along the Mississippi

For this week's wednesdaywalk adventure, as inspired by @tattoodjay , I returned to my favorite; the old man river himself, the Mississippi River. Having run ou...

Leaves and Rain on a Manhole Cover

Finally, some rain! It feels like ages as everyone over here has been dealing with a drought for what seems like ages. I took this photo while walking to my veh...

Monomad Challenge : A Drive Through the Country

My entry for the monomad challenge. As I was driving around the countryside one day in the Driftless, I happened upon a field of hay bales. I love hale bales; e...

A Picnic Table in Iowa

This little spot was located near Fish Farms Mounds State Preserve, in Iowa. It was a sacred place among local tribes in the early 18th century. The mounds them...

Concrete Staves

You don't see as many of these silos in the area as one used to. Most farms have turned to the style of storage where the hay bales are covered with a wrap on l...

A Sublime Sunday in October

For this weekend's sublimesunday post, as inspired by @c0ff33a, Hattie and I headed to a nearby park to enjoy today's weather. Earlier this week, it was in the ...

Beer Saturday : Jolly Pumpkin Bam Bière

Oh yeah. Oh yeah! For this week's beersaturday, I found an old favorite of mine from Jolly Pumpkin...a real old favorite. Years ago, when I got into my wild yea...

More Orange and Yellows

And greens too. This one I took near an ancient, Native American burial ground. I did wonder how many of these trees were young or just saplings when the area w...

The Mississippi River Valley

This are, in a few weeks, will have a ton of Tundra swans in it as they make their way south for the winter. I'm looking forward to taking photos this season wi...