Brazos John

There was a tv news segment the other day about the extreme heat, and how a lot of saguaro are dying. In drought conditions in the Piney Woods north of Houston, I've had $400 monthly water bills by watering all of my pines, oaks and others. This year, despite the heat, we've had plenty if rain. So now, my electric bill is $400. In July and August, when it really gets hot, it'll cost even more. 😳

There ain't no saguaro in Texas!

No, this was still Public. Regards, Brazos

I found this on google maps, but the little guy for street view will not go to any of the streets. This must REALLY be remote! Sometimes, this is where I need to be...

No, think Walmart customer. Not a pleasant image.

Surely something funny has happened in Canada in the last month! If so, tell us, and I'll stop calling you Shirley.

We had a kid's dentist in Texas by the name of D. Cade (last name omitted).

Back when commercial buildings had gravel-covered roofs in Houston, the birds would make their nests in the loose gravel. They were a lot safer than on the ground. I loved how they would lure me away from their nests. I would often follow them, to reinforce their instincts. I smile, remembering this...

And in your photo, I didn't see a single animal or insect that wanted to kill or eat me!

Old barns and sheds are a photographer's Heaven, with so many possible shots, varying the framing, lighting, point of view, and so many other options. This is another great photo, Buckshot!

When it's Friday, 4:45 pm, and there are only a few parts left...

Yes, dear, I'm sorry, dear, you're right, dear, I couldn't help if she was flirting with me...

Won't the guns fall out?

Kind of like raising Children!

I don't know all of the rules, but maybe the adjustable sight?