Tyler, spring

Sea of bluebells

A couple weeks ago I wandered about Tyler park and took a trail I’d not been on in a long time. After scrambling down a steep hill to an area next to a large stream I gasped to see the wooded area next to the water completely covered in bluebells.

Rrrrrrriiiiiiibit

Spring means all the froggies get loud and busy at Tyler. The other day that’s all Zach and I could hear. We managed to creep up to the main pond they like to hang out at and got some photos.

Zach got an audio clip of how noisy the frogs were that day. There’s a few clicks of my camera in the file, but other than that, it’s all frogs.

Listen

Tyler, winter

It’s been a while since I’ve had some Tyler photos here. The whole park is various shades of brown with tawny reds. However, I did notice some crocus leaves popping up here and there. The daffodils along the trail to the right past the bridge should soon be blooming as well. I’ll try to go back and photograph them soon.

Since I have this fancy nice site design, I was thinking of using one of the gallery options with it to put up more Tyler photos. I think 80% of the photos on my hard drive are from that park. I keep saying I’ll make a nice book of photos for myself/friends/family, but haven’t gotten around to it yet. Recently, I’ve been thinking of using the gallery available on this site design to help me pick out what photos would be best to put in a book eventually. Maybe I’ll work on setting that up soon.

Tyler, late autumn

After apple picking we were thinking of going to the apple festival at Peddler’s Village, but when we ran into all the traffic for it, we quickly changed our minds. Instead we decided for a more quiet afternoon at Tyler park.