Showing posts with label Friday Field Trip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friday Field Trip. Show all posts
Friday, April 27, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Where's Waldo?
Friday, April 20, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Flowers
Up here in the mountains, we don't have much in the way of pretty 'flower shop' flowers. But my mom sent some of her favorite flower shots to share. Enjoy! Spring is here.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Sedona
First, I hope nobody suffers from triskaidekaphobia. If so, hope your day is a safe one.
Today's field trip comes courtesy of Karen C, a regular here at Terry's Place. We're going to Sedona. Thanks so much!
Friday, April 06, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Guffey, Colorado
While I was in Los Angeles last month, Hubster went out exploring. He's sharing some pictures from the town of Guffey, which is "just up the road a piece" from where we live.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Farmers Market, LA California
The day after Nicole ran the LA Marathon, we went to a favorite childhood haunt of mine, the Farmers Market. A lot has changed (when I was a kid, it was truly a "farmers market",) but it still evokes great memories. Here are some snapshots from our stroll.
Friday, March 23, 2012
Friday Field Trip - LA Marathon
Most of you should know that my daughter and I went to Los Angeles last weekend, and Nicole ran the LA Marathon. I thought I'd share a few pictures of the event. Nicole had a ride to the start (Dodger Stadium), so I didn't have to get up in the pre-dawn hours. My mom and I left the house early enough to make sure we could find a place to park along the route, and get there before Nicole estimated she'd pass that point. We were delighted that the rain had stopped the night before, giving both runners and spectators good weather.
Although the marathon organizers had all sorts of entertainment along the route, we figured we'd be better off at a spot where nothing was going on, and we were surprised to find plenty of street parking within a block or two of the route, so we were early. We ended up, according to the police officer at that point, at mile 16.75. Based on Nicole's estimated running pace, we figured we had over an hour to wait for her. When we arrived, the runners were passing in small groups.
While waiting, it's important to ring cowbells to encourage the runners.
Although the marathon organizers had all sorts of entertainment along the route, we figured we'd be better off at a spot where nothing was going on, and we were surprised to find plenty of street parking within a block or two of the route, so we were early. We ended up, according to the police officer at that point, at mile 16.75. Based on Nicole's estimated running pace, we figured we had over an hour to wait for her. When we arrived, the runners were passing in small groups.
While waiting, it's important to ring cowbells to encourage the runners.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Around the Block
As you read this, I'm on my way to Los Angeles. I won't have much Internet access until I'm home again on Tuesday.
Last Saturday, Hubster walked around our block. I asked him (very nicely, of course) if he'd mind taking pictures, as I was busy with getting everything done for my upcoming trip and book release. Here's what he saw. (Note: Sunday morning, it snowed --Welcome to Springtime in the Rockies!, and everything looked totally different.)
Remember to leave a comment on John Sharpe's Tuesday post for a chance to win his book.
Friday, March 09, 2012
Friday Field Trip - English Birds
One of my critique partners thought he'd share birds he sees where he lives--which is England. The one on the feeder was taken in Ireland, which is close enough. (OK, the last one isn't really a bird, but even though Steve is a computer programmer, he does have a sense of humor.) Thanks to Steve Pemberton for sending them. I'm sure some of you out there have been places and taken pictures. Would love to see them. And remember, your own back yard is "somewhere else" to the rest of us.
(Yes, there are birds here--anyone know what kind they are? The location is a clue)
(Yes, there are birds here--anyone know what kind they are? The location is a clue)
Friday, March 02, 2012
Friday Field Trip - More Non-Angry Birds
What I'm reading: Extreme Exposure by Pamela Clare
Thanks to Hubster for stepping in while I've been deep in edits. However, I still need more pictures! If several of you send in two or three, they'll add up to a Friday post.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Aspen Valley Ranch
First -- It's my birthday and I'm giving the gifts. In anticipation of my 3rd Pine Hills Police romantic suspense, I've got a 50% off Smashwords coupon for the first book in the series. Look in the Deals and Steals tab for the code. This offer is good only through Feb. 29th (Happy Leap Year Day), so don't delay.
Last Sunday, we went down the road a piece to the Aspen Valley Ranch, which is 300+ acres of open space. Our daughter, Nicole Drummer is on their advisory board, and she invited us to check things out. It was a special "open house" sponsored by UpaDowna which promotes outdoor activities. So, we were outdoors, and we were active.
It was windy, and not very sunny, but I did take some pictures to share with you.
Last Sunday, we went down the road a piece to the Aspen Valley Ranch, which is 300+ acres of open space. Our daughter, Nicole Drummer is on their advisory board, and she invited us to check things out. It was a special "open house" sponsored by UpaDowna which promotes outdoor activities. So, we were outdoors, and we were active.
It was windy, and not very sunny, but I did take some pictures to share with you.
Friday, February 17, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Morning on the Deck
We had a cold snap recently, and I awoke to frost on our aspens. Since nobody else has volunteered any pictures, that's what you're stuck with today.
And, belated birthday wishes to my mom. I'd have said something yesterday, but I know she only checks my blog on Fridays. Happy Birthday!
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And, belated birthday wishes to my mom. I'd have said something yesterday, but I know she only checks my blog on Fridays. Happy Birthday!
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Friday, February 03, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Colorado Evenings
Last week it was sunrises. How about some sunsets for this week? Most of these are Hubster's, but a couple are mine. (I still want you to share pictures, so contact me if you've got some.)
Friday, January 20, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Colorado Bike Rides
Some of you might know that my daughter Nicole Drummer is an endurance athlete. Or a triathlete. Or just plain nuts. One of the components of a triathlon is a bike ride (for the Iron Man, it was 112 miles). So, she's out on her bike training a lot. She stops every now and then to take pictures. She's sharing some of the sights today -- and you don't have to leave the comfort of your home to see them.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Landmarks
When I put out my request for picture sharing, my faithful mom sent along some of her travel photos. Her theme was going to be clocks, but she said she didn't have enough of them, so she sent some "untimely" ones to fill out the post. She told me to let my readers figure out where they were taken. So, have at it.
Oh, and do you suffer from Triskaidekaphobia? If so, you might want to stay in bed today.
Oh, and do you suffer from Triskaidekaphobia? If so, you might want to stay in bed today.
Friday, January 06, 2012
Friday Field Trip - Grand Canyon
Remember - today's the last day to enter my Big Giveaway. Details here.
Today's trip to the Grand Canyon comes via frequent blog visitor and commenter, Karen C. She proves that you don't need bright sunny days to take pictures. There's a totally different mood on a cloudy day. Thanks so much, Karen, for sharing!
Today's trip to the Grand Canyon comes via frequent blog visitor and commenter, Karen C. She proves that you don't need bright sunny days to take pictures. There's a totally different mood on a cloudy day. Thanks so much, Karen, for sharing!
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