When I shot this first image I could have sworn that this was a duck, but when I opened the file a home, it was a stupid seagull . I can't be getting old, it must be the horrable viewfinder on the Digital Rebel. (actually shot on a different night walk the week before)

I found this church, which in Wisconsin style, looks like it worships snow. An upside down icicle  with a snowflake on top.

I'd like to say I don't have a fetish for backhoes , really. They are just usually in cool places at night.
Towards daybreak I liked the light in this alley .

After, I went home and tried to sleep in the stupid hot weather.

In WW2, the  Sherman wasn't the most powerful tank in Europe, and most of the crews knew it. The M4's strengths (other than the obvious of being a tank) were its reliability,  and its mass produced numbers. The determination came from the crews that drove them .

No matter how tough a tank is however,  nature finds a way.

Hi all! I have been reading and enjoying the posts and pic's for awhile, and decided to jump into the fray. Ok... not Jump, dipping my toe in I guess with a test post.

This was taken a few years back, so wouldn't be under the S&R theme.

I was out shooting one night, and I came across this backhoe in repose . Night and fog are wonderful things.