Some random shots on the day after the full moon.
A real mix of sights in here, just to share our world with you.
We wish all a happy Friday and may everyone have a great weekend.
I saw a Bi-Plane in the distance, and some birds in the morning, but it was the afternoon shots that stole the show. So, as I said there is a mix of photos in here for you to enjoy. I often take photos as we travel around, and some sights can keep my camera spellbound. The great thing is, that not one day is the same, and one always has to be ready to get what pops up on camera. So, hopefully you will you enjoy some of these views.
A little Cape Sparrow fluffed and calling Mom.
When I saw this crow family below, I did not know what they were up to, but the four photos below will show you what they were up to.
I still could not see what they were trying to do, until I took the next picture below.
Mom, Dad, and youngster all in a line for a family reunion.
And now for the late afternoon shots.
A pair of Cape Dwarf Geckos doing their thing in the late sun.
And now for some mountain views.
You can see at the left top of the moon that a slice of the moon appeared missing, and this was taken on the day after the recent full moon.
The thing that I like, is that we can never know what happens on the morrow, and I am sure that if we could know that we would try to change things. But that is the true wisdom of our Creator. All of us walk different paths in our journeys on this planet, but each day it is up to us to try our utmost to do something better today in order to make tomorrow better. Just a kind word or a deed every day can change someone's life. Sadly, our country has millions of poor people, and we are often flooded with requests for help, but we have to work within our limits. It's a real battle but no use complaining about the failing donors, as all struggle to make ends meet.
Such is life.
I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
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