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It's no surprise that I'm a big fan of random photo days. When fellow photo enthusiast (and my cousin,) Amey, texted me and asked if I wanted to go try to find some owls... of course I was all in! We were up early and on the road to see what we could see. Unfortunately, no owls were spotted. We traveled along the back roads and pulled off when the moment struck. Ending up at Mount Pisgah was a pleasant surprise. I hadn't been there in ages! I was amazed to see people out on the lake fishing. It sure hasn't seemed cold enough to me to try my luck out on the ice! Not that I fish anyway. Along our adventure down some back roads we spotted some beautiful horses at Harper's Fairview Farm . We chatted with Pam and those photos may end up somewhere in the near future. The journey continued with a stop at Turnpike Cemetery and a farm with Scottish Bulls . We ended our day with some much needed nourishment from Leroy's and some great conversation. Here's a few

I awoke this morning and checked the thermometer.... 18 degrees! I debated on whether to take my sweet, little princess for a walk. She loves to go for walks and I quite enjoy the time outside with her. So we bundled up and went for a walk. On the return journey I noticed in the ditch some very cool ice formations. Naturally, I went back to grab my camera and take some photos. Eighteen degrees is not very warm on the exposed fingers, but when I'm in photo mode I sometimes don't notice. I had my camera eye on and climbed down in the ditch trying not to drop my camera in the cold, cold water. After realizing my foot seemed a little cold, I looked down and noticed I was standing in the water. This is when I figured I would head back and see what I ended up with. I also noticed a cardinal! Sometimes photography is for the birds!!! I loved the swirling bubbles! This image I inverted the colors. These ice particles are the same as the ones above. I snapped a

Nestled along Route 6 is a beautiful place some of you may know of as The Rocks. My camera and I spent a little bit of time at the Wyalusing Rocks capturing the gorgeous fall scenery. Growing up in the area I knew this scenic spot to be a hang out with friends to chat, others may know of this as a historic stop along the Route 6 drive. The majestic beauty can not be denied. I have put together a special boxed set of cards now available on my Etsy shop.