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I am with you @Marcel, the D7000 is a very underrated camera

Computer was down yesterday so am just now posting

New River Gorge bridge

I see that you captured the golden rim that sometimes appears on the blossom edges. Way to go @wthorson Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Am uncertain of the exact nature of this building. There is no name on it, only a date. Perhaps some kind of chapel or place to temporarily store a coffin in severe weather.

Finally got close enough to a butterfly this summer to get a photo.

Being called away on business tomorrow, and the weather being the same tomorrow as today, I have taken my Monday photo on Sunday. I have long been curious how the fence was bent. I seems so illogical a place for that have happened

Obelisks seem to be a popular form of monument here and in a lot of major cemeteries. Amazing how such an ancient form continues to be popular. The obelisk itself simply seems to be announcing the family name and the stones scattered at its base are the individual markers for that family group.

In front of a church rectory

July 25, 2016 Extremely humid day, you can almost see the water droplets floating in the air. You can definitely feel them

At the Cemetery this morning I spotted this fungus growing at the base of a tree and on the ride home I spotted this one on someone's yard

I probably should have posted this photo first as it is the logo of the Cemetery. But my theme today is the fences. Given that the Cemetery is in three main sections, it is surrounded by miles of wrought iron fencing. So now I am left to ponder on who the fencing is keeping out and who it is...

Some of you on this forum have received bulbs from my friend Connie's Garden. These are the bulbs that originated from the White House 50 years ago and have been tended in this area by Connie's uncle and then her Dad and now by her. This will be the thread where everyone with those bulbs, You...

Roses, red and pink

A couple from this week. "Stargazer" lilies are amongst my favorite flowers And this cone flower in Marsha's garden this morning

July 18, 2016. Sprinkling rain this morning

So I go down to my friend Marsha's Garden to see her red canna but it's buds have not yet opened. Still, many flowers are in bloom and her special yellow dwarf canna

Sunday, July 17, 2016. This section of the Cemetery abounds in large Monuments. Here is one example. The victorians loved the allegory in their choice of statues

Somewhere in my rambles

From yesterday and today.