Photo Scavenger Hunt #2

Thank you Kristi for hosting this fun Photo Scavenger Hunt!

I've always thought this castle in downtown Point was pretty cool architecture. Just too bad it is now broken up into apartments.
Last year my son and I quickly planted some tulips when they were done blooming and didn't think much about it. I am excited to say that impulse gardening must work because they are coming up!
Sharing my music with JoZe's angel.
Jelly Bellies in a glass puffer fish we bought at the Milwaukee museum last time we were there.  Have you ever tried to photograph an empty clear puffer fish?
From the archives - A blacksmith works with red hot metal.
From the archives: This is from some time ago, but trust me, it looks a lot like this around here now.
I found this doorway, on an old abandoned school, very interesting.
A reflection of me in my son's eye.
I love this cemetery with its grottoes on the edges.
I am not a shoe person but I could not resist these Vera Wang sandals. Also my first set of heels in at least 10 years. I love them!
In the summer this beach will be hopping but for today it's just me and the birds.
My favorite drink in the whole wide world! Diet Coke!
With the plethora of murals around downtown Stevens Point you might be surprised to know that I drove several miles away to shot the water tower in a nearby town.
Drip, drip, drip, little April showers . . .
When I was a kid my parents had a couple of Model Ts that we drove in parades. Many of my dad's hours were spent in the garage as he rebuilt this 1918 Runabout. These were our Christmas cards that year.
Just try to tell me that stained glass isn't a work of art. ;)
A statue in a grotto at a nearby cemetery.
I think it's pretty cool that this old church is now a place were stained glass is created.
This sky made us pull over to enjoy it's momentary presence. The glow around the clouds was very short-lived.
I was in motion when I took this photo of my son and husband, also in motion.
From the archives: Enjoying a nice night walk.
A tree silhouetted as the sun was beginning to set.
Wild Rose has a neat old mill, built in 1855.
This unusual perspective is of a sign pointing the way to a little chapel on an island at the Red Mill.
I was drawn to this huge unusually-blue mums last time we got a bouquet, thought you might like them too.
Busy, busy, busy - I almost forgot to take a self portrait. . .so here I am folding a towel, sorry it was taken with my cell phone, quickly, so I could finish this post.