This evening Joan and I
attended our fourth play of the 2016 season, Treasure Island.
“Arrr-rrr-rrr.” Not the best effort of the season for the playhouse.
David Wilcox’s review in The Citizen.
James MacKillop's review in the Syracuse NewTimes.
Natasha Ashley’s review in the NY Theatre Guide.
Other shows of this season:
Oklahoma!
From Here To Eternity
Crazy For You
Million Dollar Quartet
Tenderly
Smokey Joe’s Cafe
Monday, August 29, 2016
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Week Thirty-Four - 18 To Go
Ace Atkins has morphed into Robert. P. Parker. Ace has captured the Spenser nuances - his sardonic quips, his epicurean tastes, and his prowess for investigating.
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Week Thirty-Five - 17 To Go
Although elusive, hummingbirds and butterflies can be the most beautiful visitors to your backyard. Thompson and Coops offer tips to help bring this pair to your yard and ways to identify them once they arrive.
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Story Walk 2016 - Bear and Duck
The Story Walk features pages from a picture book placed on stakes along the walkway of Hoopes Park.
This summer's fifth book:
Bear and Duck
by Katy Hudson
2015 Story Walks:
2014 Story Walks:
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Cayuga College Nature Trail
Decided to visit the Cayuga College Trail to see if there were any dragonflies around. The overgrown condition of the ponds led to a disappointing venture.
Regardless of the outcome, always a great day for visiting this trail.
1st Pond - Mallards swimming through algae scum
2nd Pond - Cattail infested
3rd Pond - Arrowhead infested
There were some interesting highlights:
Dirty sock above a wasp nest.
Deer grazing on the east side of the 1st pond.
Cedar Waxwing in a tree near the first pond.
Song Sparrow in a tree near the second pond.
Tulip Tree is flourishing.
Only successfully photographed dragonfly - Widow Skimmer.
Regardless of the outcome, always a great day for visiting this trail.
Previous walks on the Cayuga College Trail:
Sunday, August 14, 2016
Week Thirty-Three - 19 To Go
Due to the efforts of some enlightened politicians and activist citizen groups, Roger Lederer is optimistic about the survival of birds. However, according to Roger, humans need to partner up with these always on task creatures to make survival certain.
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Sunflower Fields
View from the Parking Lot
After doing some errands in Syracuse this morning pulled into the parking lot of the Inn Between Restaurant in Camillus NY.
Took these photos of the Sunflower fields:
Article in the Syracuse Newspapers.
Amazing that these sunflowers are thriving after the summer heat in the area.
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