In the last month (October/November) I have taken a few more pictures around the PRC Seminary, which I will share with you this Friday afternoon.
I have a few more Fall color pictures from around the building; then a few critters shots – crab-apple eating turkeys, a day lilly eating doe, and a small buck (the first one we have seen here in two years!); and finally, a large cottonwood that we had cut down by Caleb Kamps here last week (Thanks for the great job!).
Enjoy a further taste of Fall on the Seminary grounds!
Sem front – Fall 2015
A hidden gem tucked back off the old drive.
Wild turkeys eating the crab apples – a Fall favorite snack!
A doe caught green-mouthed! Eating our day lillies, that is.
The buck stopped here (out back) – and rubbed his little antlers.
A nice shot of the buck as he turned.
A mighty (but miserable!) cottonwood being prepped for its fall.
Timber! There she goes!
And now, the fun part – cutting the cottonwood up.
The executive tree committee is deciding what to do with the wood. 🙂
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