Views of the Neighborhood

~ John W. Howell

Here are a few photos that should serve as a catch-up kind of post. The reason this situation has occurred is my Producer is out of town for puppy pick up duty. Usually, she has investigated what is going on in Port Aransas and sets up the shooting schedule. Well left to my own devices you can see what happens. We all miss the Producer I’m sure.

Easter weekend on the beach

Looking North, this looks much like Spring Break. There is a difference most of these people are adults.

Same kind of scene looking south.

The kites were out in force.

A couple of more beauties.

Notice there are no police cars. Mostly families enjoying the sun.

full moon

Full moon last night.

View of the neighborhood

Finally, a shot of a storm over the Gulf taken last September but I never ran it. (this is called filler)

 

73 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood”

  4. Loved the filler and the kites. Your photos are always fun to see, even if the producer is out of town. I can’t wait to see the puppy photos that are sure to visit your site. Happy Easter! 🙂

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  9. I always got a kick out of the Port A kites. Fun to see them again — if your winds have been anything like ours, the kite flyers should be happy. I enjoyed the last photo, too. You can call it filler if you like, but I call it fabulous. Happy Easter!

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  16. Well, Dang! You live in a republic! And, me, I live in a Commonwealth! Don’t our leaders know these here are states we be aliving? Durn confusing to this ole country boy’s mind! I’m Jes Saying! ♥

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    1. I would miss this for sure. During the Hurricane Harvey evacuation, I missed the sound of the sea the most. Until you are away you don’t realize that sound is in your head all day. Thanks, Jeffrey.

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  20. Much better that these are adults and families rather than rowdy college kids! I can’t get over how BLUE your skies are. Yes, I know you get stormy gray days, too, but we’d sure appreciate it if you’d send us just a wee bit of that warmth!

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  23. Great photos, John. I’m glad the Spring breakers have left. A storm over the water is always fascinating to watch. Hope you had a happy and peaceful Easter.

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      1. Well, with our 4 year-old granddaughter running around and our one year-old granddaughter crawling everywhere and climbing up on everything, I wouldn’t say it was peaceful but it sure was fun!

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