#366 - Honeysuckles

Photograph a Day number three-hundred sixty-six.
It has been one year since I started Photograph a Day post. I'm working on a new idea now. I'll keep you posted as it comes along, don't worry I'll still be posting photographs they just might not be everyday. I might even need the help and input from you, my blog readers.

#365 - Botswana

Photograph a Day number three-hundred sixty-five.
We are going on a mission trip to Botswana in August, that was the inspiration for today's photo.
Only one more day and there will be a year of Photograph a Day post on this blog, last year was a leap year.

#364 - Gazebo and Fountain

Photograph a Day number three-hundred sixty-four.

I know this is not a very interesting photograph, but because we have been in a drought the fountain has been dry for a long time, and it's nice to see it running again.

#363 - Slow and Steady

Photography a Day number three-hundred sixty-three.

#362 - Cinco De Mayo

Photograph a Day number three-hundred sixty-two.

#361 - Found It First

Photograph a Day number three-hundred sixty-one.

He looked at me as to say I found it first and you can't have it, just before he ran away.

#360 - Tea Party

Photograph a Day number three-hundred sixty.

Kathryn and her Great-Gran enjoying tea. It's nice to see different generation bonding over something they both enjoy.

#359 - Wikki Stix Frisbee

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-nine.

#358 - God's Canvas

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-eight.
When I looked up and saw a sky full of white fluffy clouds it looked like God had a large paint brush adding the clouds as I watched.

#357 - Where's the Sand

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-seven.

#356 - Two

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-six.

#355 - Red Mustang

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-five.

#354 - Columbine

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-four.

#353 - Flamingos

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-three.

These flamingos are used to raise money for Brandon's high school band. You might ask yourself how in the world can plastic flamingos raise money. Here is how it works; you pay the band twenty-five or fifty dollars and they will place all the flamingos in the front yard of any one you wish and they stay there for two days. That person can pay twenty dollar to have them moved before the two days are up and have them placed in another persons front yard that they choose.
I think it's a great way to earn money for the band and have a great time doing it.

#352 - Brandon Jazz Band

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-two.

#351 - Firehouse Mail

Photograph a Day number three-hundred fifty-one.