Nibbles?

N. Boundary St.

Magnolia

It’s that time of year again.

Wagon

I think I live in one of the few places in America where there's a shop still dedicated to building horse drawn wooden wagons.

Symbiosis

Knot

Some have hybrids, others have EVs. We have horses. And this is where they sometimes are parked.

Prince George Street

Coneflowers

A lively bunch carrying on in the garden in front of my house.

Hibiscus

Daylily Border

Pasture

Bottlebrush Buckeye

Good Morning!

Pecan

 

Tree Services

There is an unusual amount of care being taken to prune and/or take down trees here. I suppose a lot of this activity is to prepare for all the 250th activities planned for later this month and next. 

Rudbeckia

So common in these parts that I suspect many people pass by these Rudbeckia (aka Black-eyed Susans) without a second thought. But then I think how much interest they add to any landscape. I look forward to seeing them bloom every year.

Consider the Lilies

Daylily Hill

Don't Call Me Lily

The don't call me "lily" daylily. 

"Despite their common name, daylilies are not true lilies (plants from the genus Lilium, family Liliaceae)." -- Wikipedia

Mysteries

Peering into the many mysteries lurking in one of the gardens near me. 

On another note, I'm continually forgetting to reload a memory card into my camera. I take it out to load images onto my laptop, then . . . when I'm out shooting, what happens? NOTHING. Absolutely nothing, because I've once again forgotten the . . . Oh, well. Next time. 

What to do you do to keep a memory card in your camera? Or do you shoot mainly with a cell phone camera?