Post by Deleted on Apr 27, 2008 20:31:30 GMT -5
Sara and I took a Sunday drive today down to a spot on the Snake River about 25 miles from our place. There is a natural/inspirational trail and museum that was created by a very wealthy woman starting back in the 1960s. She passed away a couple of months ago at age 94 but the museum is endowed and will continue. The spot was a stage stop on the road from Sacramento, California to Boise, Idaho back in 1861. That's about as old as modern habitation gets in this part of the country.
The first shot is of an old Railroad bridge across the Snake River (that's Sara strolling on it). Second shot is of a peacock at the museum. He seemed to like my flash. The third shot of Abe and me was shot by Sara with here Canon P&S. Abe says he is impressed with my D300.
The first shot is of an old Railroad bridge across the Snake River (that's Sara strolling on it). Second shot is of a peacock at the museum. He seemed to like my flash. The third shot of Abe and me was shot by Sara with here Canon P&S. Abe says he is impressed with my D300.
Don't know if she still is or not, but Mo's cousin lives right near there.