Harvest Sunset

Last night I rode the motorcycle to a Monday night meeting I have each week.  The sunset was nice and lasted a long time.

I had parked on a dead end road in the country.  As I was clicking away I heard the faint sound of an engine.  It was a farmer pulling his cultivating discs.  He turned in front of me and gave a silhouette to the sunset.  Farming has long hours.

"Happy Faces"

This morning I had to stop the motorcycle and capture these "happy faces".  As I stood there taking photos I had the urge to say, "You're all probably wondering why I called you together for this meeting in this field."

Covered Bridge

Wednesday morning I left on the motorcycle for a three-day road trip in the sales territory. I consider it a blessing to travel that way and see God's wonderful work. I like bridges and especially covered ones. This is Sandy Creek bridge built in 1921. I wonder how many early automobiles and horse-drawn buggies have crossed over this one.

Stopping by a Foggy Pond... to Ponder

Patiently Waiting

I went to the University of Portland yesterday afternoon. While I was rolling out of the parking lot I noticed this dainty motorcycle parked by itself waiting patiently for its owner. This scene put an emphasis on the fact that school is out and the campus is pretty quiet. It seems like time slows down when things are less hectic.

New & Glorious!

Saturday afternoon I was out riding my motorcycle.  The sky opened up and we had a slight reprieve in the rain.  I stopped on a gravel road to snap some photos.  The road was lined with Flowering Plum trees.  It's fitting that the day before Easter everything is in full bloom; new and glorious!