Anna asks, “Do you see the deer?” and Maura sees Cloud Shadows

Camouflage deer and cloud shadows on the sea. It’s a shared guest blog by two sisters. My granddaughters. Anna and Maura.

Earlier this week it was the Tinned Fish Tasting and Anna trying sardines and sharing her photos. Maura shares abandoned furniture sightings with me and had the trio of toilets post just a bit ago.

It makes a grandmother happy to know the granddaughters are noticing, paying attention, and documenting what they see in the world, sharing with me and now I’m sharing with you

Oh and my very own daughter Laura (their aunt) sent me the Turquoise Toilet on the lawn ❤️recently. Thank you all.

I appreciate their content contributions to the blog. (You too dc, tw and jb)

Photo by Anna

Photo by Maura

Ohio Clouds on Tuesday Afternoon

The land in Ohio is so flat, you can feel much smaller in the universe.

City in the Distance

Taken from the 40th Street Bridge while sitting at a red light.

November Sky from a Backseat Window

Wednesday late afternoon

Concord Massachusetts

Storm Brewing Over Allegheny River

Dock at Riverfront Trail Park, Aspinwall

And what a storm it was.

Once the rain came, it was intense.

We got home safely and were glad.

Two Views on the Drive Home-Guest Blog

Granddaughter Maura (15) sent me these two views she photographed on the way home from swim practice. She was a passenger not the driver – yet.

Clouds covering the moon and the moon showing itself. The moon on the right almost lines up with the street light pole.

I like that she took the pics and shared them with me. We both see the moon in the night sky even though we are two hundred miles apart.

Moonlight Drive

Wordless Wednesday

Photographed in Ohio by my granddaughter Maura

At the Reservoir

Highland Park Reservoir.

Two views, different directions, three minutes apart.

On a walk Tuesday November 2nd.

Looking West

North Side 3 Views October Afternoon

Three views of the North Side of the city on Thursday afternoon. Photographed from the AGH parking garage.

One tree has turned gold
View up the hill from James Street
So many different houses

After the Rain

Puddle found on a walk along the Heritage Trail along the Allegheny River.