Gertie and Carl out on their Saturday evening bike ride.

Locking up their bikes to take a walk in the woods.

Everence obviously cleaned out some corners and these were out on the curb for trash pickup.

In memory of Mervin Hochstetler. He will never need this apartment again nor his vehicle.

According to the weather forecast we are going to have a stormy week. The fish net is out and ready in case fish fall from the sky.

These photos were taken over the last few days. Our Summer Rains have come, and now quick mini showers come and go. Some have thunder and lightening flashing when they arrive.  These showers are what makes Summer temperatures a bit cool.

Everywhere there are vines crawling up.

More crawling vines on Clarinda Street.

The Resurrection Ferns have resurrected from dead brown to lush green. Also the Spanish Moss has a darker green.

Lonnie and Reuben were the bus drivers today. Lonnie manages the West Virginia office.

Today I have no name for this Amish man.

John & Ruth Raber. John cleans the Pioneer Buses during the winter months. But this trip is vacation time.

The best part of the day in the evening. It cools off and we come out of our air conditioned homes and take in the soft beauty of these sun sets.

Darkness at the Pinecraft Park

Darkness at Yoder’s Amish Village   “Come on, children. Get your work done.”

It has been a while since I posted on this blog. I was gone for a week without my computer. And then there is not much photo shooting because there is not much going on except building houses.

Friday morning laying blocks on the four little houses on Graber/Miller Street. (Hot hard work.)

At the former Rita Farmwald place on Carter Street.

Saturday Night out waiting on birds and lizards. The cat’s whole expression was, “Leave me along.”

A Street Shot