Apparently those Cottonwood trees have been having sex again. Evidence of their reproductive zeal was scattered about this river trail in drifts and dunes.
That is all. Where are the aerodynamic Freightliners of yore? These boxy diesel engines have the grace of any industrial machinery where form follows function, but they could use a little more style. As seen in our rail town one evening recently, it’s Really Redding.
A News Cafe ran the 3rd and final installment of my Homebrew series of articles. In case you missed it over there, you can link to it at the image below. And no, it has not been tested yet. We have a few more weeks in bottle before sampling. Darn it.
We took in dinner at Rivers and watched the lightning show from the patio. I wish I had my tripod, and some way to capture the lightning on camera. It was really spectacular. It wasn’t your typical Redding August evening view. Dinner was good too.
In my backyard in Redding, actually. A few fall images I captured, taken at different times in the day. CLick any to slightly enlarge. Lovely Fall colors. Just another thing to be thankful for, on this Thanksgiving 2015.
