Blue light shining into the hull of a decommissioned iron ore ship near the locks of Salt Ste Marie, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (known as The Yoop).
Atop Davis Mountain in southwest Texas, this little guy stood proudly at just 1 foot high. Getting to 'his level' gave me a unique perspective against the deep landscape.
Black Bass Hotel walking bridge over the mighty Delaware between NJ and PA. Built in 1745 it stands as one of the oldest operating inns in the country.
High above the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia we spent a beautiful night all by ourselves at Showalter's apple orchards.
Pulling clams and lobsters from the steamer pots. Boothbay Harbor, Maine
This family in their bright dresses were as beautiful and graceful as the birds we traveled to Texas to see. They were delighted when I shared my photo with them.
Tell tale signs of the season. Stowe, Vermont
A fascinating used book store in an old barn, replete with baby grand piano and rugs showcased photos to enhance the curated collection. Louis Armstrong inviting you to the music section! Woodstock, Vermont
The 1810 Red Mill in Clinton, NJ. on the Raritan River. My old stomping grounds, what a treat to introduce my husband to some beautiful New Jersey history.
A symbol of American youth, the rubber ducky! New Hope, PA
Pennsylvania leads the nation in the number of farms permanently preserved for agricultural production. We spent a night at this very small, fourth generation, all hands on deck preserved farm in Ottsville, PA with a front row seat to cider operation.
After harvesting the watermelons, what could be more fun than a ride in the tractor with Grandpa! These twins were a hoot. Ottsivlle, PA
Lewiston, Maine on a flat grey day
Shooting out the window as we drive down America's roadways gives a blurriness creating motion and a nostalgic look to the photography without using any filters. Georgetown, TN
A town that upholds the saying 'roll the sidewalks up at night'. Literal tumbleweeds blowing down Main Street. Turkey, Texas
Bride and Groom walking down Main Street to their wedding reception. Turkey, Texas
With our camping friends behind us, we follow directions to drive 3 miles and turn right onto Road 27.75. Without proof, would you have believed me? Hasty, Colorado
Loved the pop of red on the wheels against the yellows and greens of the field. That sense of movement, activity and hard work. Marianna, Arkansas
Just north of Four Corners. Monticello, Utah
Durango/Silverton mining train. Durango, Colorado
In return for tending the chickens and ducks at this farm stay we were told to help ourselves to the eggs before leaving. Cute lambkin as company. Cheney, Washington
Farm friends. Cheney, Washington
An old, rudimentary, but effective pivot irrigation system. Hot Springs, Montana
Scene from the Eastern Rockies Corridor at Pawnee National Grasslands, Colorado. Felt like I was on a movie set!
Loo with a view! Mormon Road, Grand Teton National Park