A field showing some nice purple ground cover has taken advantage of the rains and sunshine of spring.

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A fine fall day turns into a great fall day when a group gets together for a game of Cricket.

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There is just something about a foggy day in a wooded park, especially a deserted one. It is a perfect place for secret agents to meet. There could also be a assassin behind on of the trees waiting to take out the double agent in order to save the world from doom. Or it could just be a foggy day and you have nothing to do but walk around the park looking for squirrels on a picnic table.

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It is autumn in the Midwest and the color is starting to come out. From a vantage point in Fontenelle Forest in Bellevue, NE and you can see the color moving over the Omaha canopy. Lots of yellow but not so much red yet, but still a pretty site. Just amazing how many trees there are in this view. When you think of a metropolitan area you think of concrete not trees not to mention three metropolitan areas coming together.

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A previous photograph posted in color turned to black and white. I kind of think the Omaha skyline looks a little better in black and white.

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While hiking in Fontenelle Forest I caught a small view of the Missouri River. As I zoomed in I found I had also caught a Bald Eagle setting on a tree branch across the river. To find the eagle zoom in on the right side of the photo and look through the trees.

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Taking a walk through Fontenelle Forest in Bellevue, NE. It was hot and humid, with two grand kids, 6 and 2, nothing but up and down on the trails and every once in a while you can get a glimpse beyond the normal 10 foot view. Here the Omaha, NE skyline comes into view!

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Hanging around the Old Market section of Omaha, NE when I spotted the Visit Omaha sign.

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Spring time in the Old Market in Omaha, NE is always filled with people. Some patio seating to take care of the overflow and many more popular places in the old district. However this year with the Coronavirus COVID-19 lock down the streets on this Saturday are very empty.

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Just one of the many interesting corners in the Gerald R. Ford Birthplace Garden.

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The Gerald R. Ford birthplace in Omaha, NE is located at 3212 Woolworth Ave. It is really a very beautiful place to visit. There is a Gerald R. Ford Conservation center just behind the gardens.

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