Boogieman with Nikon Coolpix
It says, "A water-powered grist mill was located here on Seneca Creek as early as 1783 on property know as Gray’s Neck owned by Adin Gray. In the mid-19th century, it was operated first by Levi Snyder, then by Remis Snyder, as both a grist and a saw mill and the road was known as Snyder’s Mill Road. In 1877, the mill was bought by Levi Watkins who operated it as a grist mill powered by and overshot wheel running two pairs of stones. It was destroyed by fire in 1908. The nearby miller’s house burned down in 1920. The mill pond was on the east side of the road and part of the mill race (ditch) can still be seen on the west side of the bridge. Watkins Mill was located near the mill race on the north bank of the creek."
I think it must be a spy station now.
Boogieman with Canon 50mm
I got out of the car and starting taking pictures of the first leaf I saw. :) By the time I surfaced for air, I saw no sign of Boogieman, who was so far up the path that I had to call him on my cell phone. Just as I dialed, I saw him emerging from the little valley below and answering his phone.
I'll post both our favorite shots at the end, but before that, let me show you what happens when you live with someone for more than 25 years: you take the almost same shots, completely independently of each other! (And these weren't the only ones.)
Ampersand with Canon 50mm
Boogieman with Canon 50mm
Ampersand with Canon 50mm
Boogieman with Nikon Coolpix
Here's how we keep track of who shot what with which camera. One finger for Ampersand's shots and two for Boogieman's (of course I had to be number one).
Ampersand with Canon 50mm (switching off to Boogieman)
Ampersand with Canon 50mm (switching back to me)
Our Favorites:
Ampersand with Nikon Coolpix
Boogieman with Canon 50mm
2 comments:
Great shots. That's hilarious, I was wondering how you were keeping track!
Y'all are just two peas in a pod!
Gorgeous shots...both of you!
Susan
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