That’s a lot of field work for one little tractor.

Our neighbor has a wooden sailboat that won first prize in a local wooden boat show quite a few years ago, but now it needs a little fixing up. I might even get the opportunity to help restore this boat. How cool is that?

Shell on a stick. I’m not sure if I’ll ever get tired of finding interesting looking shells.

I was able to make a stop by one of the scenic walkways that cross over the Davis Canal today.

 

I stopped by the beach this morning a little after sunrise to enjoy the view. Watching and listening to the waves crash can be very therapeutic.

This is the first Harley Davidson dealer I’ve seen with a five story tower full of Harley’s.

I enjoy days with interesting clouds. The broken pier is a great subject alone, but the clouds and rain in the background really add to this image.

The kids and I rode down to the water to look for boats. We didn’t see any boats in the waterway, but we did have a nice ride on a beautiful day.

There has been a lot of changes in our life in the last six months. We moved to another state and started our transition to a more active lifestyle. If you have been following my project 366 you have probably noticed many of my outside activities including my longboard and my bike. But I also started working out with the help of my personal trainer aka Jamie, my wife. I have a love/hate relationship with kettlebells.