Next Trek

11/13/2023

Got some fall pics today. Almost missed them entirely since we’ve only had about 10 days of fall, collectively, here in Oklahoma. When I was growing up, the fall seemed to be just as long as any other season. Now though, fall is my favorite season and I nearly miss it every year because it starts as quick as it ends! I would like it to last at least 2 months! Nonetheless, this is what I captured today. They aren’t the best, but they’re what I was able to capture today. I hope you enjoy them.

11/06/2023

More Colorado pics. I just couldn’t stop taking pics. Everything was so beautiful there. These are in Durango in the back yard of the cabin we stayed in, the town of Ouray, and some from a train ride. The back yard views are part and of the Rockies. Everything looks like a postcard! Loved that trip so much!

11/06/2023

Some more pics of Ouray, CO.

11/06/2023

I believe this was on our way back to Durango from visiting Ouray. If you have never seen the Rockies in person, you just have to go! I just couldn’t get enough of it!
(FYI:In parts of this video I turned my phone sideways to get a wider angle. If you lay your phone down flat, you can reposition so you can see it right side up.)

11/06/2023

Just part of the Colorado trip April 2023

11/06/2023

OK City, OK, March 2021

11/06/2023

These were taken in the fall 2021 at part of Robbers’ Cave State Park in Wilburton OK.

10/17/2022

08/11/2022

If you haven’t been to this park and nature center in Broken Arrow, OK, you are missing out! Definitely take the family and if you have kids, they did have a bird watching thing posted on the bulletin board that would be a good science project for the kids.

This 40-acre park is filled with walking and jogging trails, a suspension bridge, flowering gardens, and picturesque scenery.

07/06/2022

This looks like fun! I want try the one in Pigeon Forge or the bubble soccer game!

06/10/2022

Diane Lares, Looks like this place is open now. Looking forward to checking it out next time we’re in Lakeland.

The mission of Bonnet Springs Park is to enrich our community through nature, culture, recreation, and education. Our Park serves to unify the city’s