It's Valentine's Day! Happy Saturday as well. This is an artsy image of the roses I received last year. Sometimes roses don't last very long but these were a good bunch and lasted well over a week.
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Friday, February 14, 2025
02/14/25
TGIF, It's Friday! It is also Valentine's Day for those who celebrate. This is a rose with some delightful bokeh behind it because as you may know if you follow the Blog, Friday's Are Bokehlicious!
Monday, May 15, 2023
Monday, February 14, 2022
2/14/22
Happy Monday! Happy Valentine's Day as well! I chose this image of some lovely Roses I received a couple of years ago. I added in the background bokeh in post. 😀
Friday, January 21, 2022
1/21/22
Happy Friday, TGIF! Friday's Are bokehlicious and here is today's bokeh image. This is another lovely rose that I saw and photographed at Hershey Gardens in Pennsylvania. It had rained a bit that day and there were still a few drops on the flowers for a bit more interest.
Friday, January 7, 2022
1/7/22
It's the first Friday of the new year, TGIF! Friday's are Bokehlicious here on the blog. Bubbly bokeh is my favorite kind and here is a shot of a Rose that I took in Hershey Gardens in Pennsylvania this past summer that has quite a bit of that.
Thursday, February 25, 2021
2/25/21
I am looking forward to summer and flowers in the garden. That is where I got this shot of one of my Roses in bloom looking rather perfect. This would have been a good Friday image because of the beautiful bokeh in the image but bokeh is good any day. 😄
Sunday, February 14, 2021
2/14/21
Happy Valentine's Day! Doing something different today because it is also Steamy Sunday so it's a 2-fer. 😁
I had to share a rose photo today since it is Valentine's Day. Hope those who celebrate have a lovely day.
I am back in the archives to the day in November of 2019 when the Union Pacific Big Boy locomotive came through our town on it's Excursion run through the Midwest. This locomotive is one of 3 types that claim to be the largest ever used by railroads. This claim can be very debatable, it depends a lot on how you claim it's the largest, by weight, by tractive effort which can be debated as well, by horse power, etc. The ones in the US generally considered to be the largest are, the UP Big Boy a 4-8-8-4, the Northern Pacific Yellowstone a 4-8-8-4 as well, and the Chesapeake & Ohio Allegany a 2-6-6-6.








