WilldnessPhotos
Nature and Wildlife Photographer
Joined Mar 2019
It's beginning to feel like fall. Watching for the trees to change.
Thank you! She is always extra careful. She lives with cerebral palsy and falls several times on good days. Bad weather she is more cautious. They see hurricane force winds on a regular basis. One winter she was blown over and the wind started pushing her across an open area. She is a teacher so she had her heavy book bag with her. That kept her from moving too far until some of her students helped her into the building.
The mornings are getting cooler in Michigan.
@CherNohlo The new set-up worked well. The bike worked great to carry me and my gear on a great ride. I went after the rain stopped and before the humidity climbed to high.
Normally I carry a backpack when out taking nature pictures. Today I upgraded to a mountain bike with panniers for my gear. I have room for my 6' tripod and a folding camp stool too. On the handle bars I've mounted my GoPro so I can record my ride. Now it's supposed to rain for the next 5 days!
Marsh Marigolds at Seven Bridges Natural Area in Michigan
I just talked with my daughter. The hospital moved her appointment up. When she arrived they met her at the door with Purell and a mask. The screening went well. She is good! They told her to self isolate herself from everyone else though. So doctors orders to work from home. When she needs to go to work to drop off packets, she is to go early in the morning before other staff arrives and leave quickly. She also has to wear a mask if she is out for any reason. She sounded more relaxed too!
She is very well loved there. That always makes me feel better. The town she lives in is 400 miles off the road system. It's accessible only by air. My daughter was able to get additional insurance coverage that would cover a MediVac flight to Anchorage if needed. This is the street she lives on. It's one of the nicer areas of town.
In 1981 my daughter was born three months premature. She weighed 2 pounds and now lives with Cerebral Palsy. This month is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. In 2002 she was crowned Miss Hibernia in Genesee County, Michigan. She led the St. Patrick's Day parade that year. Now she lives and works in remote Alaska. Today she is being screened for the COVID-19 virus because of a possible exposure. March is always a busy month for her.
Happy Valentine's Day
WilldnessPhotos
Nature and Wildlife Photographer
Joined Mar 2019