Week 15 of 52: “Yuck” one of the horses from the riding stable in Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
The story goes there was a kid in the barn with Yuck was born. She cried, yuck… He is all cover pooh. The name stuck.
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We left Bloomington 5:30 AM and after a non eventful 12:45 hour drive we arrived in Augusta Ga. We got up Sunday and headed out for breakfast. Of course on a golf trip in the South, you have to have breakfast at a Waffle House!
We played Bartram Trail Golf Course. Now I can say I have played golf in Augusta.
Only 3 of us made the trip, Greg, Brad and me.
61 degrees when we teed off and then dropped to 54 degrees and spit rain a few time. No denim at the course, and I didn’t bring dress pants. I did have my rain pants, but too stupid to put them on.
#17, 167 yard par 3 signature hole.
Hope the rain holds off tomorrow, but better tomorrow that Tuesday when I go to the Masters. I am going to try and post a few photos every night.
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Week 14 of 52: April showers bring May flowers, spring has sprung.
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Ashly’s sister Aron and her mom Kelly did an outstanding job hosting and putting the baby shower together. It was a little weird being the only adult male in a room for of females.
It was REALLY cool they finally announced my granddaughter’s name! Layla Lou Jarrett.
Matt stopped by long enough to collect a couple hugs from family that had traveled from out of town.
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This past Saturday night, my local photography club We Click Photo Group met to play with fire. This technique involves taking a steel whisk from the kitchen. Pack it full of steel wool. Hook a cable or dog lease onto the handle of the whisk. Light on fire, swing around. The faster you swing it the more sparks you get. Long shutter speed using a tripod. So you are painting with fire.
These photos were shot at ISO = 100, aperture = f 11, Shutter Speed 25 or 30 seconds. A tripod was required on these long exposures.
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