Heather and I went to the gym the other day. Being the empty nesters that we are we went to a local tavern for a burger and a beer that had an outside area because we wanted to be safe.
It was a beautiful late afternoon and we had some great late from the setting sun.
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Heather and I went to eat at a restaurant on Tulsa’s Arkansas River front. We left right after sundown so we walked to the bank to check out the sights.
The above is just to the southwest. It is a turnpike bridge over the river. The water is very low right now.
Turning a little bit to the northwest we have a slightly different scene.
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True confessions – I used my archives this week!
A scene from Muskogee, Oklahoma’s Honor Heights Park
A wintry scene from Tulsa’s Lafortune Park.
A thin line between the Snake River and sky in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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Tulsa’s Mill Creek Pond situated inside a gated community of the same name.
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It has been cold here lately in Tulsa. We don’t usually get too much ice on our ponds, lakes, and swamps but we got a little skin of ice at Oxley Nature Center.
I hope everybody had a great Thanksgiving. We sure did. We had plenty of food, turkey, pork loins, mashed potatoes, biscuits, dressing, cranberry sauce and a couple different pies.
While wandering my MIL’s house with my camera I found her coffee service with Fall decoration. There is something about reflections that not only reflect but amplify images as well. That change the appearance in a fundamental way.
The Winter Solistice was Wednesday. I went out on the Arkansas River trails here in Tulsa to get some fresh air. Fall has definitely given over to Winter here. If we can just get through this season without ice I’ll be happy.
The tempietto in the gardens of Tulsa’s Philbrook Museum is a popular photo in town. I am always looking for different ways to photograph it.
On my weekend geocaching/camping trip last Sunday to Oklahoma’s beautiful Osage Hills State Park, I got up early Sunday morning, struck camp and went down to Sand Creek and took a few pics. Fall is not very advanced here but that didn’t matter. The light Sunday morning was magical so I walked and hopped the rocks along the rapids of the creek taking pictures. With this one I was going to crop the the shadow selfie out but what the heck. I’ll leave it in.
On an after work, post rain, run the other day I braved the security guards and dashed into Into the courtyard of International Plaza to take a pic of the multitude of various flags, glass, shiny metal, and standing water.