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Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: #Pink in the Great Outdoors
It’s time for the monthly color challenge–pink! Come see what pinks I picked!
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#WordlessWednesday: Exploring the #GreatOutdoors with Bikes
Explore the Great Outdoors on your bicycle.
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Sunday Stills: June is Great #Outdoors Month
June is Great Outdoors Month, c’mon, let’s go outside!
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Sunday Stills: Down By the #Water, a River Runs Through It
For Sunday Stills this week, let us honor our service men and women as well as the power of water this Memorial Day weekend.
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#WordlessWednesday: These Delta #Skies Are Real
Images of what look like photoshopped skies for Wordless Wednesday.
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Sunday Stills: Appreciating our #Pets and #Playgrounds
All about pets and playgrounds this week. Tell us about yours!
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#WordlessWednesday: Wild Sunflowers at My Feet
Spring Sunflowers at my feet!
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Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: In a #Purple Haze
Check out the various shades of purple this week for the May monthly color challenge.
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#WordlessWednesday: Purple Preview
A Wordless Wednesday post previewing purple flowers for Sunday Stills Color Challenge.
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Sunday Stills: #Sacred Spaces — Churches, Temples and Spiritual Centers
Where are your favorite Sacred spaces and places? Winding up the road trip with views of Temple Square in Salt Lake City, and more.
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#WordlessWednesday: Wedding Gallery, Finally!
Today’s gallery highlights my daughter’s wedding on April 1st.
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Sunday Stills: Views from the #Road, All 3400 Miles
Today’s Sunday Stills theme is views from the road, paths and streets. I share more about our road trip in a photo journal format and our perspectives of the accommodations in which we stayed. I hope you enjoy the images.
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#WorldlessWednesday: Halt! Hoodoo Goes There? Celebrate Earth Week!
More hoodoos from beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park.
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Sunday Stills: Adoration of the #Earth
In celebration of Earth Day (and week), take a virtual visit to Bryce Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.
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#WordlessWednesday: Which Way Tour?
Did we need a tour guide for the Gilbert Riparian Preserve in Arizona?
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