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| Crossing the Stream outbound |
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| Cutting through the Swamp |
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| Management Offices at Think Box |
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| Over the rail look at the Art Museum |
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| Tourists throng the Lagoon |
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| The Artist and his Paraphernalia for recording his Garden |
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| A Glorious Red Tree in MetroParkCentralis |
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| On Dam Looking Downstream to Bridge |
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| Shark |
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| Bloodsucker going after my burned and broken arm |
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| After the Zombie Apocalypse |
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Cap'n!
My pleasure.
DeleteLovely indeed. Were you armed?
ReplyDeleteIt was a beautiful day and I figure I'm way more dangerous than anything I'm likely to meet. The ladybug was determined to sink it's fangs in though. It took several karate chops and backward somersault to send it on it's merry way.
DeleteYou should tread carefully traipsing through such designated woodland, especially around Autumn when artists wander aimlessly with their wheelbarrows of paraphernalia!
ReplyDeleteThe 'Dam Looking Downstream to Bridge’ is your Christmas card pic when it winters up...
I'll throw in some pictures of encounters at close range with some large well armed herbivores on these walks. They can appear within 20 feet sometimes. The artist was Monet. We have his triptych here along with many of his other paintings and that was one of the photos in the art museum that I enjoyed as I walked among his paintings and a few by Matisse and Sargent and a few others.
DeleteIt's a different walk in winter and one tends to only see the smaller wildlife. I keep my camera link to Del Mar Beach running for winter....
Otherworldly...where exactly WERE the people? Transported to another Dimension by the magnetics of Skynet like in the NZ SyFy film "The Quiet Earth?"
Delete(PS: You really should rent that film and watch--well worth your while and haunting..)
Vampires.
DeleteI'll check out the movie.