Whenever possible, follow the “brown signs”. Life is in the side trips.
I was going to explain "Brown Signs", but google tells me it is an international convention.
I've been away for a few days, sorry if you've missed me. But I made a trip to North Carolina for my younger daughter's wedding. And I got sick. Anyway, we were driving home, crossing Indiana on I-64, and decided to take a wander. Just a side trip to see what we might see. The thought was to head south from the interstate to the little town of Tell City, then follow the Ohio River for a bitWhy Tell City? Well, why not? I had been there once, in the early 90's, on business. That's as good a reason as any.
So, we're headed do Indiana Rt. 37, and see a Brown Sign for a National Forest. With a binocular icon!! So we had to check it out. It turned into a really nice side trip.
This was Lake Celina, between the towns of St. Croix and Tell City. I managed a few photos I'm happy with, both with my iPhone and my Fujifilm X-T3.
Here's one:
This was my iPhone, for the wide angle. Tweaked on the phone (with snapseed ap), and posted to facebook from car.
And from the X-T3:
Not a beautiful day, overcast, cold.... But calm and quiet. And a nice respite from the road.There will be more photos once I slog through and process them.
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