Have a view of my daily photos or photos from my past. We all need to document the world around us visually. What I see is mostly what you get.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Thinking about spring......
While walking the neighbor's dog a few days ago I spied this old tiller against their old garage. It don't think it is going to to run as a tiller anymore but it made for an interesting photo. It was too cold to worry about getting it in focus so you get what you see from my one shot.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Broken but now restored.........
Angel boy was brought in from the cold with his snow blanket still partially intact and he wasn't feeling well. He had fallen and damaged his head. Good plastic is hard to come by these days.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
An Iowa Sunrise......
An early morning sunrise over an Iowa landscape. My neighbor's dog and I were out walking early in the morning. We had above freezing weather on Friday.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Penny.........
Penny the wonder dog, who loves plastic bottles, is my neighbor's dog. I am dog sitting her while her owner takes time out for surgery. She is such an energized dog but after the first fifteen minutes of flying through the air when you first see her, she calms down. Her Mum comes home on Friday afternoon and Penny will be very happy about that.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
A closer look.......
An antique can that held coconut with an "A." The can did not hold 24 lbs. of the ingredients. I don't understand why it had that on the label.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Coffee and tobacco cans..........
Another closer shot of the cans in my collection. The can that sits on it's side is one that held pouches of loose tobacco.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Glass insulator plus.......
While digging for my can collection to photograph I found this glass insulator inside of one of the antique cans. As a kid, the country roads were lined with short ten foot poles with a horizontal board on them. The boards were filled with vertical wooden screw threads on them and the glass insulators were threaded onto them. They were holding the telephone wires that ran along the roads. The insulators came in difference sizes and colors.
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My dad has come home from the war. It is 1945 in the summer. My oldest brother Ron is on the right and Rex is on the left. The next two bo...
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Teddy's legs are a little short for this big wheel but he still likes sitting on it. These shots were buried in my files and this one...








