Thursday, July 3, 2008
Black Dragon Canyon
This is the summit of Black Dragon Canyon Utah looking east. Utah is a fascinating place from a geological perspective. It is beautiful, unique and catastrophic looking all at the same time. Raises a lot of questions that I am eager to ask the Lord someday about this area...what happend, how and why!!
Into the Mouth of the Dragon...
This is the entrance of Black Dragon Canyon as you head West on I-70 in Utah. The change in landscape from high desert plains to this took me somewhat by surprise as it happend suddenly.
Season of Storms
As you may know, the Mid-West has been hit hard by storm after storm this year. While the the widspread flooding and town destroying tornados do not happen on a regular basis like they have this year, T-storms are a regular part of Spring/Summer weather activities for the Great Plains and the Mid-West. This one rolled onto the Kansas plains on I-70 from Colorado.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Lighting up the world...at night :)
It has been awhile since I have put anything on. However, since I have a little more time for pics now, I figured this one would be good to put up. I took this one almost a week ago when staying at some friends house in central WI. This lightning show had to be going on for at least a half hour. I was out there underneath starry skies watching this for 15-20 minutes! Simple amazing...and beautiful...and lovely...if you like storms! :)
Monday, January 28, 2008
Aww Yes!!
This is the actual color of some of the sunsets in Wisconsin. I took this tonight from the front of the Bible School. We had one just like this a few months ago that literally filled in the rest of the sky line! Absolutely beautiful!! The beauty of God's handi-work in creation!!!
Lapham State Park...a High Point
Lapham Peak is the highest point in Waukesha County. It was an original weather service station of the Army Signal Corps back in the 1870's. They would get weather info as far away as Pikes Peak Colorado and pass it on to Chicago.
It was definitley much windier up in the tower than it was on the ground :)
A Winter View
Lapham tower gives a very nice view of the surrounding area. This is a look in the easterly direction.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Getting ready!
My co-worker is working on the calendar for this Semester. It helps us plan and prepare for upcoming events such as the Senior Class Banquet, various breaks and graduations etc.
The area most people, love the most!
This is a center view of our dining hall. The dining hall seats around 180 people. It is surrounded on the left and right by large windows that let in a lot of light...and views of some absolutely stunning and incredible sunsets!!
Ah! A lesson in balancing...or something
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Food, Fun and...a Mystery?
Doc Mallard....Quack quack
Thursday, October 4, 2007
A moonlit night
For some reason, I like to take pictures of the moon...most of the time it doesn't work out. This night however, with the aid of Lake Michigan, it turned out decently. It was a pretty site :)
Milwaukee WI.
Downtown Milwaukee....from a distance is a pretty site at night (I ought to note that, downtown Milwaukee is one of the prettier cities I have seen. Beautiful old buildings). There is a nice pier that people like to walk along and fish from on lake Michigan. It is a nice place to relax and walk in the evening :)
Monday, September 24, 2007
A beautiful day...for a free car wash!
Especially when it is for free!
One of our guys who's job was to help advertise the free car wash held by the school for our local community :)
The Fox River
Talley ho and bring the paddles!
Sunday, September 2, 2007
A rock on a chain or...?
As I left Old World Wisconsin yesterday (a 500 acre museum dedicated to the history of Wisconsin and containing some of the oldest and most historical buildings in WI. ) I saw this unique object. Upon looking at it closer and operating it, I found out that not all doors have to have spring loaded hinges to shut themselves. This rock is situated towards the middle of the chain and when you let go of the door, gravity takes care of the rest! So, the rock on a chain is not decoration. It is a gravity operated door spring :)
A Taste O' Gun Powder
These Re-enactors are representing elements of the Wisconsin 5th Regiment which fought in the American Civil War. The skirmishing represented this day re-enacts the final day of fighting in Virgina before the Surrender of Confederate forces under Gen. Robert E. Lee.
It should be noted that this re-enactment took place in "Old World Wisconsin" and not Virginia. :)
I was able to attend this event with some friends yesterday. It was quite interesting and fascinating...particularly as I have had some time to read and study up on the Civil War lately...a hobby of mine :)
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