Pics you've taken...

Nice work.

Thanks! heres another:

Location: Fresno Fair
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They reminded me of bird cages lol

Pretty colors

I thought so

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That's interesting too.

Cool pics guys!

So pretty pics!! And love the color of the Fresno fair one

^Thanks!!

Sometimes it resets when i change the batteries.

Hartford from about 10 miles away.


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Trees will grow anywhere given a chance.


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Part of the remains of a 19th century estate.

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Really nice! I wish there were some nice big parks like that near my neighbourhood.

There are no open spaces anywhere around there?

Hmm not really, or not that big anyway. If I go more Southern in our country there's lots of nice open space though and some nice pieces of nature. And in the west I think.. Which is all pretty nearby I guess considering the size of Belgium .

This place is only on the far side of the next town over from me. So it takes about 15 minutes to get there by car. Without a car it would be too far for easy use. There are other places in the state that are nice. But I'm just going out for casual walks. And I don't like to take a long drive just to go for a walk.

Cool . New England seems like a really nice area anyway. Probably prettiest to visit in the fall, right?

Oh and in my previous post I meant the east not the west haha... ^^ But the North Sea is in the northwest so that's nice too .

Fall is nice. Really pretty if you can catch the leaves turning colors right. But those are a little different every year depending on the weather. You need to get away from the big towns and cities in the southwest part of New England to see the nice part of it. The really built up parts aren't much different from similar places in New Jersey or New York or Pennsylvania. But once you get to the smaller towns, then the area starts to have some character and be interesting.

The sky here 3 hours before sunset :p

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WOW! Lots of snow in those pics!

I should've taken pics of the Occupy shit going on here plus the fire that happened. Not that that's picture worthy. Don't have many pics to share...

We were without power for a week. Because we got all that snow before the leaves came off the trees.

OMG! How did you survive a week without power?

could have been worse i had a fire in the fireplace to keep the house from getting too cold. water and water heater worked. so i could get a hot shower every day. i had the gas grill for cooking food. snow for refrigeration. there were enough places in the area open for buying food. i worked all day every day cleaning up from the storm. and could read all night with a rechargeable light. it charged 2 hours off the car, and then could be read by for about 5-6 hours.

Essex Steam Train and Riverboat and portions of the lower Connecticut River. The castle is Gillette Castle.


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Oh! Those are beautiful, Kev!!
The castle is gorgeous and the big white house close to the bridge is so pretty!
I like the greeny of the fields and forests, it reminds me to Galicia a lot

And I am in love with the pics of the snow in the previous post, I really love snow!

Thanks for sharing them!!

That big house is the Goodspeed Opera House.
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Which is a fairly well know off-Broadway musical theater venue.

A short trip to Maine.


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