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My Father and I got up dark and early our first morning in the park and drove just outside the pay station entrance to the park to the picnic area at Maskinonge Lake. I was surpised that sunrise here was less impressive than I expected with the sun raking across the mountains at an angle. I had to do a lot of saturation boost to this to get the sort of sort I had wanted. I also had planned a evening shoot here to coincide with the moon moving over the mountains and the golden evening sun shining more directly on the mountains. That turned out much better despite being shortened by some approaching dark storm clouds.
We collect compost scraps at home and deliver them to the composting program at our local urban farmer's market. Zoli was excited to see the composting stalls at Arcadia and finally understand what actually happens to all those scraps and how they turn into compost.
we raked up the leaves in our neighbor's yard. this was maybe a quarter of them.
ryan did more of the raking than i did. but he would've done it with a million wheelbarrow trips had i not suggested raking them onto a tarp.
all the leaves got sent through the chipper shredder. some got bagged and put around the house foundation for extra insulation. the rest went in the garden beds and compost.