Back in the groove now, thank you.







Every Sunday morning, my husband and I take a walk through our local city park in Bolivar, Missouri. Near the back of the park acreage is this idyllic scene in the pictures above.
I’ve always thought this scene was especially pretty, although I’m not sure why there’s a lectern facing the trees. Perhaps the trees need a “talking to” every so often?
The idea struck me to take a photo of this setting, and then on each subsequent Sunday morning at about the same time, take another and add it to the post. Doing this would allow us to watch the seasons change in a minuscule amount from week to week.
On another note: I am not adjusting any filters on these photos; however, I do sharpen them just a bit in my iPhone camera app.
Observe the fairest of the seasons…
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2 replies on “Week 7, Oct. 11: Watch summer bend to fall’s embrace”
Hi. This is a great idea. It’s amazing how the natural world can change in a relatively short span of time.
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Yes! We’ve had a lot of wind the past two days, so I’m expecting it will have changed a lot when we go tomorrow.
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