. I posted it on Friday. We were able to raise the following: 15.391 SBD and 36.692 SP. This can be verified at https://steemitwallet.com/@aid.venezuela/transfers. Thank you all for your support in that post.
My next post I set up several beneficiaries which amounts to around 45% of the earnings going to the programs mentioned in that post. I will attempt the same thing with this weekends post.
Now what about the above photograph? Well Spring has arrived and I took a hike to locate some wildflowers. I did not find many, until I went to the side of my house, where their is a very peaceful place I love to go to let the stresses of life go. There I found a lot of wildflowers and different species. The above photo came out better than I hoped.
Here is part of a view of the area I am talking about: (I left the outer lens tunnel in place, because cropping would take too much away)
Here is another wildflower I found in the same area:
Here is another deer I got a photo of from my game camera. This young buck looks like he held up well this winter:
Thought I would end this photographic journey with more daffodils. I have a nice crop of them again this year:
I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend. I have lots to do with this nicer weather.
I would remind everyone that the issues in Venezuela are far from over. Here are a couple of links for programs in Venezuela that can still use our aid. I plan on adding them as beneficiaries to this post:
https://steemit.com/@aid.venezuela
https://steemit.com/@arrozymangophoto
There are two other programs located in Bangladesh that I have tried to support as well, and both can always use assistance:
https://steemit.com/@schoolforsdg4
https://steemit.com/@womenempowerment
Check all their blogs for more information on the excellent work they have begun.
I am using a Canon EOS Rebel T5 for all of these photographs, except where noted.
NAMASTE
