First photo from Montana and last two are the Maury Cemetery in Richmond, VA

Battle of the Little Bighorn, Montana...the black one is Custer


MAURY CEMETERY, RICHMOND, VA

Trees in my backyard....... :mrgreen:

Thanks for the nice compliment.......if you'll also notice
the dark places on the hood are the reflections of the tree... :mrgreen:

Thanks neighbor.....you know Aylett? On the way from Mechanicsville to Tappahannock on US-360.....
also, have a friend and a Nephew living in VA Beach........thanks again for the nice comment......hwmcc

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RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER BRIDGE, TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA

CRAFTS FAIR IN WEST VIRGINIA

CARDINALS BY WEST VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN


APPLES BY WEST VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN

TWO LEAVES AND A RED PICKUP HOOD

TWO LEAVES AND A RED PICKUP HOOD

On this fishing pier, when they are fishing for fish of greater size, they use two fishing poles......they take a long spinning rod or casting rod and cast a weight out as far as they can, they place the pole into a holder already attached to the pier....this provides a line, like a "guywire" on towers, etc....then they attach this sliding attachment to the line and after casting a bait fish(a live fish,usually as big as they have, I've seen them using 12" blue fish) with a casting rod, they clip this line to the attachment.......when the larger fish takes the bait, it pulls the line from the attachment (break away)....here's a photo of the setup....with this method of fishing, they can just sit back and wait for something to take the bait, usually the mackerel, but could be a blue fish, a cobia or shark....the wait can be long and this way they don't have to stand and hold the pole...... :mrgreen:

BREAKAWAY ATTACHMENT ON MACKERAL RIG

BREAKAWAY ATTACHMENT ON MACKERAL RIG

MYRTLE BEACH, SC

MYRTLE BEACH, SC

NO. 1

The Grasshopper or Locust

GRASSHOPPER OR LOCUST

Here's a couple of mine to get the ball rolling...... :mrgreen:

Bumblebee and a Snowberry Clearwing Hummingbird Moth


A MOTH


BUTTERFLY ON A BUTTERFLY BUSH


BUMBLEBEE ON A BUTTERFLY BUSH

Thanks.......here's a couple... :mrgreen:

South of the Border, NC/SC State line on I-95....... :mrgreen:

PEDRO - SOUTH OF THE BORDER (NORTH CAROLINA - SOUTH CAROLINA LINE ON I-95)

EASTERN TIGER SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLIES