one more! I just looked through a ton pics looking for the other two cloud pics I have but could'nt find them

 

Here's few I took Tuesday morning at work.

 

Come on out and get some! I wish I had the money to do it.

 

ok guys, ihave some not so recent photos for you....

these are all from biloxi beach just before katrina hit....

i had an apartment on the beach and i got some good shots in the mornings just before my morning run.
i always wanted to have these published...

enjoy...

 

that tall building you see in the last 2 photos is the beau rivage casino... what a place. it was one of the only ones left standing after the hurricane. my apartment had nothing left but the pillars holding the parking lot up. wow.

 

from my brother last time he was in Iraq





ON the road by my dad's house in colorado



Bear paw prints trying to get into the beer trough on my dad's deck.

 

Awesome pics guys!!

 

This is one sweet image!!!

 

I thought so too! My brother is a lucky guy, he was flying the helicopter at the time of the pic. The only sad thing is the lack of F14s on the deck. this was post F14 retirement.

 

I loved the F-14 but isn't the F-18 a much better machine?

 

the f-18 is an amazing machine.

 

The F-16 is my favorite.
If you like jet fighters catch Dogfights on the History channel.

 

My baby girl a little while ago!

 

another dog pic

 

one from a couple of days ago.

 

Just finished a 2300+ mile road trip and thought this picture interesting of the dust devils in the eastern plains of Washington State.
Junior tornado

 

the " war of northern agression " struck in new market recently .. luckily we whipped them yankee boys and sent them on their way .. i didnt know they had little blue cars back then ( to the rite of the flag )

 

The aircraft photo taken from above is simply awesome! Thanks for sharing.

 

These were taken by a Farmer near Town.
Not a common sight on the Southern Prairies.
Smart Male, always has a Female on either side of himself( Shot Proof ).

 

Leave one, take one.

And one of about 750 from the middle of June in Alaska.