I got a big response to my guess what this is photo last week so I decided to make another entry.

Nala, having now chewed through almost everything we own, was treated to a home made toy fabricated by Maya and Jeanine. A slight application of peanut butter has rendered the toy irresistible to the temporary salvation of our furniture. 

Kyle’s soccer team has gone undefeated this season with one game remaining to play. Kyle had a nice assist today and I snapped a team photo for submission to the Concord Journal should the team achieve the perfect season. 

Peak color has passed, but I could not resist stopping for this photo of the Sudbury River on the way into work. I promise this will be the last of the fall foliage pictures for this season. Color was unusually brilliant this year and I had several great opportunities to capture the beauty. 

Ran across this wild turkey on the way into the office this morning. As Thanksgiving approaches, I may just trade in my camera for Nico’s bow and arrow.

Today was a 14 hour work day and I could not find the time for a single photo. This one of my bride was taken on Sunday. 

Occassionally, I take a photo for which I have no comment. We were having lunch alfresco when I noticed the flashing lights of a state police cruiser. The trooper asked Batman to tuck in his cape before returning to the Batcycle (seriously) 

Pictured here is a tributary of the Connecticut River. 

This is one of several very unusual mushrooms we came across. 

The seeds are really quite beautiful and extremely soft. 

On the way home we stopped at a park and enjoyed a nice walk. Jeanine and Maya liberated 1000’s of milk weed seeds. 

I used a polarizing filter to bring out the shadow of the bridge from which I was shooting. If only I had taken a little more time to get the exposure right. 

This morning I played soccer for the first time in outdoor competition since I injured my knee. I was in for twenty minutes which was plenty and it held up well under full pressure. Unfortunately, we were only able to manage a 1-1 tie. Immediately after the game, Maya, Jeanine, and two out of town guests traveled to western Massachusetts where we dropped them off. The fall color was spectacular. 

Kyle and his friends have a leaf gathering science project due on Monday. Each of the boys needed a few ellusive leaves to finish their collections of 50 different species and we drove around searching for them.