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This is a hitching rock in the front of  this home in my little town.   It has a ring to tie your horses to on both sides.  It sits on Main street, and I had never noticed it before we took a walking tour with Sandi and Gregg this summer.  Sandi would love to buy the house and restore it.   She has a thing for historical houses.  It is a very cool old property.   Wouldn’t it make a cool wine bar and art gallery?

(Nikon D50, 1/4000 sec. at f/2.8, ISO 200, 50 mm)

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We have been having some beautiful fall weather.  The mornings have been a bit frosty and foggy, but the afternoons have been bright and warm.  I love this time of year.

(Nikon D50, 1/200 sec. at f/3.5, ISO 200, 50 mm)

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Taylor woke up sore.  So sore in her right leg she would hardly walk.  A trip to the vet and some good pain pills later she was resting comfortably.  The vet thinks it is an arthritis fare up in her right elbow.  She  should be better in a few days.

(Nikon D50,  1/40 sec. at f/4.2, ISO 400, 105 mm)

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Do you see that look?  The right eye slightly lifted?  Yes, I get that look a lot.  Usually right after the auto focus beeps.

(Nikon D50, 1/25 sec. at f/5.6 ISO 400, 300 mm)

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 I really don’t like it when we change the clocks back.  Gunner agrees, he started looking to the house for dinner at 4:00.  The animals don’t do time changes well:)

(Nikon D50, 1/1250 sec. at f/5.6, ISO 400, 300 mm) 

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If you buy it they will come……not if you live 8 miles out of town.  Not one, no not one.

(Nikon D50, 1/100 sec. at f/3.5, ISO 400, 50 mm)

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I had popcorn for dinner when I got home from work.  Colt thought I should be playing with him instead of eating or maybe he just wanted some popcorn.

(Nikon D50, 1/60 sec. at f/3.5, ISO 400, 50 mm)