Grassroots Photographers, post YOUR favorite photos (one per day)

Wally (Forum Supporter) said:

This is the most '80s engine I've seen in years. 

Waterfall selfie

Justjim75 said:

In reply to OHSCrifle :

That's a really neat town, just plan on a taxi if you tour at a port winery 

I'd love to retire there. We used lots of taxis due to the red wine consumption. Other highlights beside Porto we're Lisbon and the Douro Valley

In reply to OHSCrifle :

I led a church youth group work mission to Aveiro.   Well, the youth pastor led the group, I led the work.  Dad and I did a port winery tour and he ended up taking a nap in the grass in a courtyard somewhere 

Took this over the weekend.  1970 Dino 246GT 

*Taken with my Nikon but I had to snip as I have the "taken with a Nikon and can't upload" problem.

First real business trip since Covid. Fun city to spend a week on business.

I loved St. John USVI. So pretty.

My daughter and I take photo safaris a couple times a week in the hills East of town. On Sunday we hit the Mother Lode. There were animals everywhere. We wound up seeing three bobcats. This was the first.

CJA_8598 by Chris Attebery, on Flickr

Parked in front of "Forty 1 North" restaurant in Newport, RI, last Saturday evening:

Having beers with my neighbor on a sunny, warm autumn afternoon in SoNE. (I'm the one wearing the vintage GRM T-shirt).

There's an historic graveyard across the road from our house. He strolls over occasionally to drink my beer. Never brings any. Claims he can't afford to buy beer. He's a sloppy drinker.

USS Iowa

Fall leaves starting to fill the edges of the roads...

My 4YO getting 1st, 2nd and 3rd in three different disciplines this past Sunday.  She's come a long way in the last year and a half of riding. 

Taken from the Jumping off Rock Overlook at Lake Jocassee in SC. Right on the edge of the Appalachian Mountain Range. 

In reply to Toyman01 + Sized and :

Great pic but a bit far for jumping, even for me.   Is there a really big rope swing at least?

For the past ten years or so we've been doing a spooky Halloween path in our back yard for our three granddaughters. This photo is of one of the side-exhibits along the "path of monsters" this year. It took Annie and me three days to set it all up (and a couple months to plan it), so we're exhausted. But it was a fun night tonight for the kids, and they loved it. They were screaming with delight. It was well-worth the effort. Tomorrow, we take it all down.

(iPhone pic taken with approximately 5-second exposure).