I have to take a break from my Goodwill blogs because on Saturday night on our way to visit friends, there were so many scenes worthy of a photo. Even though the trip to their house was only 10 miles, I ended up taking photos both going, and on our way back home. I have always found it interesting how some days I can find absolutely nothing to photograph, while on other days, I am constantly snapping photos.
On the way, just down our road, we passed this horse drawn covered wagon, slowly making its way in the flats, along the Fraser River. I don’t know anything about it, but I was surprised to see it.
After our visit with friends, on our way home, the setting sun was glowing off of the power lines, something I have notice almost yearly at this time. As we proceeded further down the road, we came upon a big herd of wapiti (elk) grazing on newly cut hay in the field. When I stopped the car to take the photo, the wary herd slowly started to move away from the road.
I make it a habit to always take my camcorder (which I use for my still photos) along with me, because you never know when you might come upon something interesting or beautiful to photograph. I was sure happy I had it on Saturday.
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