So one of the new things that happened to me on this walk through Radnor was being surrounded by 20 + wild turkeys. It was a bit unnerving...giving me flashbacks to the Jurassic Park movies. Especially creepy was the fact that they pretty much were acting like I wasn't even there, but at the same time you totally get the vibe that they were maneuvering around you and knew every move you were making... I felt better knowing there were lots of loud small children around and if there was a quick attack, I was going to be faster than any of those loud mouths. Anyway, it was a gorgeous day...too bad there were so many people there and so many loud kids.(Click the pic)
So this is the time of year that 
I find so many places to go with my camera and take photos of the beauty around me. It is really hard to take a bad photo when all around you see such great things...This morning was just amazing. There was a light frost and the sun was warm.(Click the pic)
So here are the photographs I took this morning at Calvary Cemetery. It was around 10:45-12:00 noon when I took them, and the morning light was pretty amazing. It gave the types of shadows that only exist at that time of the morning during this time of the year. Good stuff.
Everyone should take at least one day out of the year and walk around a cemetery. It certainly puts many things into perspective.(Click the pic)
So each year around this time I make a visit to Calvary Cemetery to get photos of the Fall colors. I think I was about two weeks too soon this year. The leaves will be better then, and I'll probably make a visit back for more pics. Here is the first set from Calvary all taken with my iPhone.(click the pic)
So this week is our Fall Break. The weather was PERFECT Friday-Tuesday morning...then it all of the sudden turned COLD! But my hiking/camping trip Monday & Tuesday with Tim was great and the weather was totally perfect. Here are a few images I took with the iPhone. They include a few from the drive there, images from Pickett State Park (In Pickett/Fentress counties), as well as our breakfast stop, and our hike at Big South Fork National Recreation Area (Twin Arches loop, which was a 7 mile hike).
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So since my house was broken into a little over a month ago and my camera was stolen...I've been a little out of photography commission. During this time I switched over to the "dark side" and got an iPhone...which I love!
I've taken a few photos with the phone, and I've liked a few of them. Here are a few of the first ones I've taken with my iPhone.(Click the pic for more)
This Labor Day weekend, Nashville played host to the National Folk Festival. It is a celebration of music, art, and traditional crafting from throughout the country and the world. Even though we had the much needed rain, it wasn't so bad that we couldn't enjoy some of the music, and atmosphere. Nashville is set to host it again next year...so make plans now if you've never been. Oh and it was free...that's always nice.
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