Welcome to my new series, Around the 'Hood!
It's time to travel my neighborhood and share what I see with you, the loyal reader and voyeur! I know you like to look at stuff, especially when it offers some insight into the world of a fellow internet user, so this is the perfect series to quench your thirst for exploration and photography!
I'll try to let the photos do as much of the "talking" as possible because I know that we're all pressed for that valuable thing called time. So here we go...the inaugural post for Around the 'Hood.
Enjoy!
These beauties can be found almost right outside the door. When in bloom, it's a great way to start off an evening walk.
This is some crappy crab grass. That's what we used to call it in a different part of the country and we would pull it from the lawn. But 'round these parts, it's just called "grass" and everyone seems to love it.
It's not soft on your toes.
An unripe pine cone. Someone left it in a parking lot. I don't think a tree will grow there.
The barking photography trend continues!
Dangling moss.
All the little critters come out to see me. It is my 'hood, after all.
Same flowers, different color, different tree. I think they should both grow together on the same tree. Segregation is so last century.
It's a faucet of some sort. I tried to get some crypto tokens out of it, but I failed.
Maybe I needed to open this valve first?
I don't know what these are. Probably weeds.
This little lady in red was having a good time! She didn't dance with me, even though there was nobody there. Just her and me.
Rocks! They're breathtaking!
I started tracking something. It looked like it might be big.
Then I lost it. It almost looked as though they were trying to not be discovered. It's all a little too neat, if you ask me. Looked cool though, so here it is.
The moon peeked out, as it was getting late.
Then I started seeing some signs that it may be time to end my adventure.
A guy with a camera creeping around in the dark? Yeah...that was me. I didn't want the neighbors watching me, so I packed it up and went home.
I hope you liked the little journey through my neighborhood. We'll have to do it again soon!
