These photographs from daily walks might be getting overdone, but it’s something to do. If you follow a few photographers you might begin to see that subject matter doesn’t vary so much. Let’s face it, everything, every subject, has been done numerous times. But remember, friends, this is personal therapy. 
Another post without need for words. Prairie skyscrapers. 
There’s a tree close to our home that looks great in the right light. Getting out of the car tonight, it didn’t disappoint. Tonight’s rainbow, following a bit of rain, was an added bonus. You might’ve recently seen this tree with a rainbow nearby . Let’s offer another version tonight. The tree light is improved this time. The rainbow is always inspiring. 
The Memorial Stair Climb was held this morning at Georgetown’s Birkelbach Field. First responders and their families coming together to remember. No other words are needed. 
As rainbow photographs go, these are fairly pedestrian, but they’re sure hard to pass up. . This one appeared while motoring along a major highway between Taylor and Thrall. As most know, these things don’t stay around long. By the time the Fireman’s Hall photo was taken, the rainbow moseyed on. There were even a few drops of rain. 
Saint Peter’s Church of Coupland as it appeared a little after sunset on Wednesday night. 
You don’t need many words with this. Some favorite subject matter. Let’s just leave it at that, friends. 
Snippets of light falling on the community of Granger, Texas. Sometimes the placement of light is enough to merit an offering. 
A collection of photographs taken on Sunday during the Fall Bazaar at Saints Cyril & Methodius Catholic Church in Granger, Texas. It’s quite an undertaking. Many of the folks overseeing the smoking pits were there overnight, getting little or no sleep. Kitchen workers preparing side dishes arrived before 4a.m. on Sunday. That huge smoker in the opening photo was built by the church members shown. Attendees could get to-go plates, lining up outside well before the official starting time of 11a.m. Many chose to dine inside, visiting with friends and family. By evening, the cleared dining area was transformed into a dance venue with music provided by Fritz Hodde & The Fabulous Six. 
After a week off for that road trip, the daily walks continued this week in Taylor. Since Monday was also a travel day, only Tuesday to Friday are included. 
