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A Walk in the Park

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Last Saturday was gorgeous weather, so Danny and I went on a walk in the park not too far from our home.  It is so nice being able to be outside and not have to wear a jacket or coat.  (I can't say the same for today, since it is frigid and rainy.)  Danny and I had fun sharing secrets with each other on our stroll. No really, that is what we did.  I had my trusty camera with me and took a few pictures as the sun was setting.  It was a beautiful evening.

The pond.  It is already starting to overflow and the runoff has just barely
begun.  I perceive flooding is going to occur this spring



This is my favorite picture from the evening.


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  1. Becky ShulerMay 10, 2011 at 12:08 PM

    Beautiful pictures. Enjoy these times alone together because when you have kids, those times become rare.

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  2. davidwoodMay 11, 2011 at 7:06 PM

    These are great shots of the setting sun. What park is it?

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  3. grammawoodMay 13, 2011 at 10:53 AM

    I remember when there was a prison in the place where Sugarhouse Park is. I can't believe how much it's grown up in the past 50 years and how beautiful it's become. Maybe that's a commentary on how things and people can change over time. The irony is that they moved the prison out to the point of the mountain where it could be totally isolated. Now that area is full of homes, stores and businesses. The one thing that is constant is that everything changes. Enjoy your rambles together and sharing secrets. That's what builds a strong foundation for a good marriage.

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