Squirrel!
Couldn’t resist shooting a couple pics of this squirrel stealing a peanut can from my neighbor’s pickup.
Why does a certain line from UP come to mind?
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2020 Hoisington Winter Jam – Hoisington Girls vs Ellinwood 1-21-20
The Hoisington Lady Cardinals faced off with the Ellinwood Lady Eagles in the final girls first round game at the 2020 Hoisington Winter Jam basketball tournament.
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Cheyenne Bottoms October 17
I took my camera out to Cheyenne Bottoms Sunday afternoon. I didn’t spend a long time out there, but you could already see the start of the migrating birds arriving. More ducks and geese have taken up temporary residence. Here are some of the pics I took: [flickr-gallery mode=”photoset” photoset=”72157625069489691″]
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Cheyenne Bottoms in Early Fall
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Jenna Hlavaty Pitching
My niece, Jenna Hlavaty, had a chance to pitch at a Mid-Kansas Tornadoes softball game in late June. Here are a few pictures I took of her pitching:
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2019 Central Kansas Wheat Harvest 6-27-19
This year I am trying to work on more photo stories, also known as documentary photography. The first subject I am working on is the 2019 Central Kansas Wheat Harvest. Every year farmers spend approximately a week to two weeks to bring in the largest crop in Kansas. They planted the wheat in the ground…
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