Did some more hiking this weekend. On the way, drove along a road we'd never been on before, and saw this awesome old water tower. Instinctively, I expected there had to be railroad tracks nearby, and sure enough we spotted some just down the road! Although I probably should have, I'd never quite put together why the water towers were often near tracks. So I did a quick Internet search and discovered that they were called "water stops", originating with steam engines and the frequent need to replenish water. I even found out that some isolated water stops were favorite ambush spots for train robbers. Hopefully this was a peaceful water stop!
Welcome to our shared 365 photography project! We are a mother-daughter photography duo working to document a picture a day throughout 2013. We hope to alternate between mom and daughter shots via our Canon Rebel XSi, Canon Rebel XT, and iPod Touch cameras. Feel free to leave a comment if you like what you see!
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Day #304 - Twinkling Lights
I love how in this picture, there's one light in focus and get blurrier as you go to the left! It's getting to be that time!
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Day #303- Grinning
Last of the acceptable shots from the pumpkin festival. This one was actually my favorite! Happy Halloween!
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Day #302- Hearts to You
I was experimenting with some different styles at the pumpkin festival this weekend. This was actually a "tower" of electrified pumpkins, all carved with hearts. Looked a bit like the hearts were flowing out!
Monday, October 28, 2013
Day #301- Jack-O-Lanterns
Last weekend there was a nearby pumpkin festival, for which our school contributed a number of jack-o-lanterns. We didn't carve these, but I loved the unusual way they were designed!
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Day #300- Summit
It was a little hazy looking out over the summit, but plenty of mountains in whichever direction we looked. This is a shot of my husband looking northward.
Day #299- Rock Face
As we looked over to another nearby summit, the red berries we saw everywhere (we're now thinking Mountain Ash), and the tall spruce framed a steep rock face. If you look really closely, there were people on that summit enjoying the view!
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