This week's header shot is from fifteen years ago. A sunset view from our cabin in Branson, Missouri home of Silver Dollar City. When our son was younger we went once a year or so. Lots of rides, lots of stuff to see. We haven't been back in a while.
Thursday, March 6, 2025
Skywatch Friday - Ozark Mountain Sunset
This week's header shot is from fifteen years ago. A sunset view from our cabin in Branson, Missouri home of Silver Dollar City. When our son was younger we went once a year or so. Lots of rides, lots of stuff to see. We haven't been back in a while.
Thursday, February 27, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 27 February 2025
The Petroleum Club building in downtown Tulsa from back in 2016.
I'm still under the weather from my full knee replacment last week. I'm making good progress on recovery. I apologize but I won't be able to visit too many blogs in the near future.
Thursday, February 20, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 20 February 2025 Edition
This is a locomotive parked as an exhibit at the Tulsa Fairgrounds. It spent it's working life deep in the forests of Southeast Oklahoma pulling lumber trains for a logging company. This photo was taken ten years ago, since then, a group of retired railroad company employees have taken it over and really spruced it up. They are looking for a new home for it. I love old train stuff, what can I say! I worked for a short time for the oil and gas sub of Union Pacific Railroad. They still send me their railroad calendar every year and I love it.
Thursday, February 13, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 13 February 2025
Another photo from yesteryear, February 2015. A reminder that back in the day when I worked I used to run the trails at Turkey Mountain at night. I carried a headlamp and a hand light and ran all over that mountain for miles in the dark. There were a few times where I didn't know where I was but I never got lost! (figure that one out). I tripped and fell a few times which hurt.
I have knee surgery coming up early next week (falling on the mountain at night didn't help.) I am preparing next week's SWF post this week so it should be good to go at the usual time next Thursday, the 20th.
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 6 February 2025 Edition
Son Logan participating in Therapeutic Horseback Riding at a facility about a half hour north of Tulsa. He did this for years and got pretty good at riding. We did this every Saturday morning for a long time. I was kind of the unofficial photogrpher for the outfit, which is no longer in business. I took photos of the other kids and gave them to their parents.
Thursday, January 30, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 30 January 2025 Edition
A blast from the past. January 2012. I was still working on the 17th floor of a Tulsa high rise building with a great view looking west. I took lots of skywatch photos up there during the winter months. During the summer it didn't get dark until late plus we had daylight savings time so I wasn't stay up there that long. I hope you are not disappointed in my lack of dedication.
Thursday, January 23, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 23 January 2025 Edition
Here is an example of a "front porch skywatch photo" that I took ten years ago. I'm still taking them today. Lots of participants take them. Good skies are where you find them is my motto.
Thursday, January 16, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 16 January 2025 Edition
A January scene from Washington Irving Park in Bixby, Oklahoma. Supposedly he camped overnight at or near there in the autumn of 1832 when he toured what is now Oklahoma.
Thursday, January 9, 2025
Skywatch Friday - 9 January 2025 Edition
A rural crossroad south of Tulsa some years ago as the sun was going down and car appeared.
Thursday, January 2, 2025
Skywatch Friday - New Year 2025 Edition
Welcome back and a Happy New Year 2025 to everyone! I appreciate everybody's participation and love that skywatch, like all the other photoblogger memes is in a gentle corner of the internet. I love how everybody is so welcoming and supportive of each other.
The photo is from my archives and shows cows grazing in a pecan orchard under a not bad Oklahoma January winter sky.
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