My 6mile walk from home and back again

It's beautiful up the there.

What beautiful scenery you have to look at during your walks. Great pictures! How wonderful that you take a six mile walk. How long does it take you?


PS Do you carry your cell phone with you just in case you run into any trouble?

You took some great pictures on your walk. Some of those ponds were rather interesting also.

Happy ponding,

Rich                                    

I have to take my camera along left time I take Mr. Buttons for a long walk.

Hapy ponding,

Rich

Thanks so much for taking us on your walk. I'm sure I lost several ounces if not a pound.

I love to drive in the country and often tell Pete to go home a different way than how we went. By the way, why was every critter staring at you? Just not the bunny. LOL. Scenery around here is pretty much all the same. Everything is black and white. Well some other colors I suppose----cement, tar, houses, cars, bare trees, some green pine trees. We got maybe 10" of snow added to what we had, the last couple of days but everything is plowed out well already and no problem.

Where in MI did you live?  Esther is on the west side of the state and I am on the east.

LOL about talking to the animals. I do that too all the time. Many years ago, my (now X) husband and I lived on campus at Western Michigan University. We used to go for walks and there were squirrels all over. Lyle would get so embarrassed because I was always talking to them. Pete just kinda ignores me when I do it.

Oh, you lived not too far from me. Maybe things were different when you lived in Pontiac, but now it's not too safe of an area.

Yes, the winters are cold, and the summers are humid but generally the temps aren't that hot. I think the humidity makes it seem hotter. I lived in Reno for about 2 1/2 years. Besides loving the mountains it was so wonderful getting away from the humidty. Even though the temperature was in the 80s or 90s ut was comfortable in the shade.

We do have some nice comfortable days in the spring and fall. It's just in the dead of winter and summer that temps get extreme but it's not every day. The temps are pretty moderate. I'm no fan of severe storms or tornadoes either. I've never been in a tornado either, but a few have come close. I've seen some pretty scary thunderstorms, though. Did you ever see the sky turn green?

In Michigan they say if you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes and it will change