Saturday, April 3, 2010
Kurdistan Part 2
These are also pictures from the top of the mountain overlooking Kurdistan & Iraq. During the war in 1988-1991 fighters built dugouts up here. Not only were they still here....but so were the rifle casings.



Kurdistan
Those of you who follow Facebook know I just returned from the most incredible vacation of my life (to date) and had posted pictures along the way. I am going to do several segments of pictures here so I can group them. Scott took us to the Asmar Mountains. On one side they over look Kurdistan and the other, you look into Iran.



Thursday, October 22, 2009
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Fall comes to Wisconsin
Hard to believe but fall is arriving. We have had almost a perfect summer. Low 70's and clear everyday....and the most surprising is the lack of humidity. We do need rain as the grass is very dry but....no complaining from me.
Fall has started splashing reds and oranges in the trees and on the ivy and vines.
And Lake Michigan is always beautiful. I took these about 12 miles south of Sheboygan
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Minnestoa really is a pretty place
Recently I had the opportunity to be in central Minnesota. I really had forgotten how pretty it is up there. I drove up 169 and back down via Brainerd and St. Cloud. The pictures to follow are some of the landscape and Lake Mille Lacs. Its real green with a lot of lakes. The water tends to be somewhat rust in color due to all of the iron ore.
If you should ever find yourself with some time to enjoy "Gods Country" (for you Minnesotans) drive up to Grand Rapids and over to Duluth. Stay at the Inn on Lake Superior (be sure to get a room on the Lake side). Walk the city front pier, visit Fitgers, have dinner at Grandma's and be sure to be back at the hotel at 8pm for Smores.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Gettysburg PA
Battlefields & Cannons on the hillsides
I thought I would upload some of my pictures from the battlefields of Gettysburg. There is an 18 mile driving tour through the battlefields and monuments, dedicated to the different regiment's from all the states involved in the battles of Gettysburg and the Civil War.
The day we were there, was a beautiful spring day with lots of greens and yellows. The sky was clear and blue. The battles that were fought here 146 years ago can still be imagined by looking at the placements of the cannons, looking down into the Devils Den at Little Round Top where 100's of young men were slaughtered. So many died on this field that the creek ran red with their blood.
I would encourage everyone to spend an afternoon touring this area....and remembering.
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