It is a lovely summer evening.  

And so you choose to turn around and watch God's light show instead of heading for the dock. We call this conversion. 

Watching the sun is best done in twos. 

The sun is glorious on an August summer night. 

The sun rolls along the hills like a ball gently rolling down a hill. 

You watch together as the sun goes down 

Evening on the Lake

And so after a day on the lake you are heading back to the dock and all of a sudden you realize that there are things more important than boating, fishing and so you turn your boat around and watch the sunset with the person you love.

Bubba's Bar-B-Que. I shot the mailbox. 

Herron in the morning 

Beautiful Herron 

Side view in Green. 

Blue on green water 

Big Blue posing 

herron in green. 

Herron in tree 

Herron flying in green 

Herron in flight on White River 

Herron near Marina 

No fish is safe 

Herron in flight 

Herron Sunning Self 

Moonbeam invasion 

It was a Peachy Evening 

Table Rock in Peach 

Herrons on White River

On Sunday and Monday I took a number of pictures. First, the night sky was a beautiful peach color. Next, there was a moon shot at 2:45 a.m. in the morning. Moon beams invaded our condominium.

Then Brokerbelle and I drifted the White River and some of the shots from that trip are posted above.

The shots are mainly of Herrons. Perhaps I should be called "Herron Dad."

HarleyDad.

Fishing at Eventide 

Bellle at Sunset