Action!
Reaction!
And just plain goofy.
Action!
Reaction!
And just plain goofy.
Posted in disc golf
Tagged disc golf, Hiral, Sam P., Southwest Handicap Mini, Tom Bass Park
Yesterday was the first day of spring. Here in the Houston area, all that means is that March 20th’s weather was virtually the same as on March 19th—beautiful.
And not cold at all, thank goodness!
The last day of what passes for winter here found me at Imperial Park at our weekly Southwest Handicap Mini series. This is the best time to play disc golf there, because the foliage is beaten down and thinned out. Discs don’t get lost as often as they do during the summer when the park regains its lushness and is more challenging.
Of course, I’m drawn to Imperial as much for the nature as watching the kid play. As I approached hole seven, my eye immediately was drawn to bright batches of phlox. I’ve seen that wildflower here before but never in such abundance.
My Nikon 105mm macro lens captured the few flora that were ready for prime time this early. We should see plenty more, though, in a month or so when the series returns to the ever-blooming park.
Wonder if this guy will stick around?
Posted in disc golf, family, weather, wildflowers
Tagged #2 son, disc golf, Hiral, Imperial Park, lantana, Nikon 105mm lens, phlox, Southwest Handicap Mini, spider, spring, weather, winter