Photographs from a Bloy in Wisconsin
As I made my way down to the river in Perrot State Park to check out the sunset one evening, a light rain started to fall. I was thinking about walking back to my campsite, when the sun broke through the clouds and began to illuminate the raindrops coming down. It was stunning the way the colors in the sky evolved. I sat there on the bench (under an umbrella) watching the show for almost an hour.
My first butterfly photo of the season — always a welcome sight.
It was a warm morning when I hiked up the trail to the top of Brady’s Bluff (the highest point in Perrot State Park).
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Last week I went camping for the first time since August of 2019. I spent the week at Perrot State Park, located along the Mississippi River northwest of La Crosse. The photos here feature the park’s most well known landmark, Trempealeau Mountain.
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What a beautiful evening in Madison. Tenney Park along Lake Mendota.
The purple and white dame’s rocket blossoms sure are beautiful against the greens on the side of the bike trail. Sadly though, dame’s rocket is an invasive species in Wisconsin.
I thought I might have missed the tulips on the square this year, but I wasn’t too late — still a few sections in bloom when biked there the other day.
On a cool spring day, your best bet is to find a sunny spot and stay there. Painted turtles.
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