Month: November 2013

Photo of the Day: Thank You, Veterans

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I want to take a moment to say “thank you” to veterans nationwide. Thank you to those serving now. Thank you to those who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan and all over the world. Thank you to my grandfathers, who both served in WWII. We shouldn’t wait until Veteran’s Day to say thank you, because you defend us every single day. So I apologize for not saying it often enough. Thank you and God bless you.

My grandfather, R. Gordon Haffa, on leave from WWII. Passed away October 2001.
My grandfather, Vernon Davison, with his new bride Nadine, shortly after WWII. Passed away February 2011.

Pretty good looking guys, huh? I miss them both so much.

Photo of the Day: The Epitome of Fall

On By LindyIn nature, photography2 Comments

This is my favorite photo from last Saturday’s 5-mile hike at Weston Bend State Park. I just can’t get over how beautiful the scenery was! Check out all of the photos from the series.

Weston Bend State Park Photo #1
Weston Bend State Park Photo #2
Weston Bend State Park Photo #3
Weston Bend State Park Photo #4
Weston Bend State Park Photo #5

Photo of the Day: I Can Keep Going…

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I hope you aren’t getting tired of seeing the fall leaves from our hike at Weston Bend State Park this weekend. They may all have the same brilliant colors, but each photo is so different I just couldn’t narrow them down. Just a couple more days, I promise. And if you missed the other posts, here they are.

Weston Bend State Park Photo #1
Weston Bend State Park Photo #2
Weston Bend State Park Photo #3

Photo of the Day: Fall Photo Walk

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This weekend I went with a few friends on one of the most breathtaking hikes I’ve experienced locally  – at Weston Bend State Park in Weston, Mo. My friends Julie, Mandy, and myself all brought our cameras (all three of us are bloggers), and we turned it into a photo walk. Five miles of crisp air, fall leaves, and great conversation was definitely the highlight of my weekend. I’ll be sharing a few of my photos over the next few days. Be sure to check out their blogs too!