Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Pining away in a central Florida forest

The Galley


A great place to eat lunch or to buy fresh veggies and fruit.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Early evening reflections - Lake Sumter Landing


Photo by Lois Anne.

The Tree in Florida


Steffe, the famous Swedish blogger and photographer of Swedish women, has posted a Tree on his blog a number of times. It's a fantastic tree, really old.

I found this tree in Central Florida. Now, it ain't Steffe's tree, but it's close and has a certain Florida charm. I mean, really, Steffe's tree has no Spanish moss! And our tree, of course, has no snow!

By the way, you can access Steffe's blog, Photos from Haninge, here. And you can get a look at Steffe's tree here. I think you'll agree there are some similarities.

Quintessential Cedar Key - artfully presented

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Starbucks - Spanish Springs


Photo by Lois Anne.

Bait and tackle and much more...


...in fact, just about everything a fisherperson needs ... near the Atlantic Ocean.

The Dock Side Motel on Dock Street

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Faux turret in Lake Sumter Landing

McIntosh United Methodist Church - McIntosh, Florida


Note: Because of an unprecedented spate of spam recently, I've instituted the word verification process for this blog. I don't like word verification, but it seems necessary, at least temporarily.

At rest, in Cedar Key


Photo by Lois Anne.

Note: We've been bombarded by spam recently, so I've decided to institute "word verification" on this blog even though I dislike that process. I'll revisit this decision in the future to determine how well it is working.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Gullible!


I wasn't going to take this photograph, but Mr. Gull told me he was a very special species of seagull from the far north. I couldn't resist that!

Then I ran into some other gulls and they told me Mr. Gull was just a plain ol' Florida seagull.

I'm so gullible!

Fire in the woods ... or ... sunset?


A photographic piece of art, accomplished with Triqui paint action.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Sunlit trees in the fog - Lake Sumter Landing

Intracoastal bridge - Ormond Beach


Note: The title was changed from Intercoastal bridge to Intracoastal bridge. The Intracoastal Waterway is 4800 km (3000 miles) and flows along the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

You can read all about it here.