Shamrocks are Blooming B'Golly

Ducks on a Pond

Interesting cloud color

Pausing in a Pampas Plume

Another Sign of Fall

Morning dew on a yellow Mum

Osprey

Osprey circling over water on the Arrowhead Golf Course.

The Osprey is a fish-eating specialist, with live fish accounting for about 99% of its diet. When an Osprey takes a large fish to its nest, it will adjust the fish with its claws so the head is pointing forward to make it as aerodynamic as possible.

Ospreys declined drastically because of pesticides during the 1950s and 1960s, but since then they have made a comeback and are nesting again in areas from which they had disappeared.

Tiny Blooms on the Sedum

Golf Ball and Mushrooms

What club would you need to play this shot?
My brother-in-law, John, suggested a saute iron.

Bluebird

Happiness is walking out the front door in the morning and seeing a bluebird sitting on the mailbox post.

Historic Bramwell, WV

Restored Depot serves as interpretive center







Bramwell was settled by wealthy coal mine owners at the end of the nineteenth century It was considered the richest small town in America with as many as nineteen millionaires who made their fortunes in the rich Pocahontas Coalfield. When the bank closed in 1933, the prosperous decades faded.








Edward Cooper house
built in 1910









W.H. Thomas house
built 1n 1913