You might not notice the garden as you walk east on Walnut Street toward the riverfront in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The formal 18th Century Garden (recreated by the National Park Service) is behind six-foot tall wrought-iron fences, and might not catch your attention after you pass the Dolley Todd House on 4th Street. Continue reading Photo of the Week: 18th Century Garden in Philadelphia
Captured this shot earlier this morning of the frost on a small red-leafed plant in our lawn. You can see how the bright morning sunshine has already melted the frost and left dew drops on the tips of the grass.
You would think that the first major cold spell in November, with snow squalls and temperatures in the mid-twenties, would keep most people inside enjoying a hot beverage on a gray, fall cloudy day.
Not me!
I was out searching for Sandhill Cranes browsing the cornfields in southeast Michigan before they migrate south for the winter. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Migrating Sandhill Cranes