Dirt roads can be challenging, sometimes grimy and tedious, but occasionally I enjoy a drive along one.   This is a favorite.

Can you guess the theme?   If you know my work, you know what I like. Yes, I like vultures, too.   All are from East Williamson County, Texas.  

After completing an assignment in Georgetown this weekend, I visited San Gabriel Park for a few minutes near day’s end.   The San Gabriel River flows through this park.  Our avian friends seem to like it, too.

Photographs from this week’s walks, all in Taylor, Texas.   Recent days have been quite busy, but let’s take a minute to offer up a few things I saw.   We had some rain, represented in this post.  

Trees offer treats  for some of our friends.   A longhorn gently chooses a few tasty tidbits this week near Taylor, Texas.

Another sunset photograph, this one from Friday evening as the sun settled into the horizon over a cornfield.

This morning’s walk was much shorter because I needed to complete the work on my theater photographs.   A heavy rain began falling in the early morning hours in Taylor.   Some of my routes weren’t passable, but this flower, embraced by raindrops, was nice to see.   I’ll post the week’s walk photos this weekend, but decided to offer this one tonight.

Mostly, my theater photos are on either Facebook or Instagram, but I usually tease them here.   “Fiddler On The Roof” opens tonight at the Georgetown Palace, continuing its run through July 6th.   Last night’s dress rehearsal lasted 2.5 hours.   It’s a great production, well worth your time.

Three photographs taken last night, after the rainbow disappeared.   The skies were nice,  without the turbulence we expected.  These are all close to Taylor.

When hearing there might be turbulence in the skies this evening,  I wandered out to see was there..   A rainbow was what I saw, spreading out over a cornfield in Taylor.   There’s more night to come, but this kind of turbulence is just fine.   Quiet time.