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605.2022 – Barn At The End of a Cedar Lane Driveway

While driving down Cedar Lane in Shepherdstown West Virginia, Carol pointed out a unique visual of this barn at the end of a driveway. I thought it was cool also.

605 – Barn At The End of a Cedar Lane Driveway

While driving down Cedar Lane in Shepherdstown West Virginia, Carol pointed out a unique visual of this barn at the end of a driveway. I thought it was cool also.

606 – Tomato

My first tomato in my first every garden in Shepherdstown West Virginia.

610 – A Spider's Day

One morning as I looked out my condominium window this one spider was on the glass seeming to enjoy the day.

615 – Vines Up A Wall

Vines crawling up a German Street Courtyard wall in Shepherdstown

616 – Snake and Tree

While enjoying a relaxing afternoon on our porch overlooking the Potomac River, I thought I saw the tree move. As I looked closer it was actually a snake.

617 – Snake and Ground

While enjoying a relaxing afternoon on our porch overlooking the Potomac River, I thought I saw the tree move. As I looked closer it was actually a snake. He crawl around the tree and then to the ground.

618_The Rescue N0.1

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

619_The Rescue N0.2

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

620_The Rescue N0.3

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

621_The Rescue N0.4

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

623_The Rescue N0.6

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

623_The Rescue-No6

624_The Rescue N0.7

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

625_The Rescue N0.8

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

626_The Rescue No9

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

627 _ The Rescue No10

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

628 _ The Rescue No11

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

629 _ The Rescue No12

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

630 _ The Rescue No13

A mother squirrel returns from food gathering and realizes that her nest with three babies is no longer in a tree where she left them. We were trimming this tree to provide more sunlight for our solar panels. A West Virginia tree climber finds the babies and delicately brings them to Carol and me. We decided to lay them near a rock and out of the sun along the Potomac River in hopes that the mother might find them. An hour later, she was there. This is one image from a series called "The Rescue," reflecting that story as she comes back for each baby and disappears into the woods. A happy ending!

640_ A Katydid on the Porch

641_A TowPath Stump

642_Trios On The Water

643-Flying Solo