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Jul 10, 2017
Evening Summer Baseball
A good time at the field last night. Team loss, but Alex played well. Catching and scoring. Even had a fly over of a few balloons during his at bat... I remember the days where an occurrence like this would completely stop the tee-ball game :)
Unfortunately, last at bat resulted in him being plunked by the pitcher... ball stitch marks on his tricep. Took it well though, no charging the mound or anything! LOL!
Unfortunately, last at bat resulted in him being plunked by the pitcher... ball stitch marks on his tricep. Took it well though, no charging the mound or anything! LOL!
Jun 3, 2017
A Long, 9000 Foot Day at Nockamixon Disc Golf
Alex and I took on the East Coast beast, Nockamixon State Park Disc Golf Course today. 9000+ feet of boulders, treacherous footing, slippery stream crossings, mini-swamps and tree lined/specked fairways.
We emerged about 4 hours after tee off, only slightly worse for the wear. Down only one disc (my new Discraft Flash) and only somewhat discouraged by the tight fairways and unforgiving rough.
We certainly felt every bit of the many long par 4s and 5s. Legs were tired by days end.
One picture (B&W) shows a hanging basket that was dangling from a old, tree limb. I was taking this pic when Alex told me to back away from the basket... straight and quickly and "I'm not kidding". I shuffled back and went to the other side of the tree where Alex showed me a 5-foot long, black racer snake that was sunning itself on the dead tree branch directly above the basket! I got a picture of him as he made his way back to the tree hollow for safety - actually can see him on the tip of the branch in the B&W photo too. Scary!
Had a couple good shots here and there, but mostly very challenging tosses with fairways that were unforgiving of imprecision. I will never look at wide open Tinicum the same ever again! :)
We emerged about 4 hours after tee off, only slightly worse for the wear. Down only one disc (my new Discraft Flash) and only somewhat discouraged by the tight fairways and unforgiving rough.
We certainly felt every bit of the many long par 4s and 5s. Legs were tired by days end.
One picture (B&W) shows a hanging basket that was dangling from a old, tree limb. I was taking this pic when Alex told me to back away from the basket... straight and quickly and "I'm not kidding". I shuffled back and went to the other side of the tree where Alex showed me a 5-foot long, black racer snake that was sunning itself on the dead tree branch directly above the basket! I got a picture of him as he made his way back to the tree hollow for safety - actually can see him on the tip of the branch in the B&W photo too. Scary!
Had a couple good shots here and there, but mostly very challenging tosses with fairways that were unforgiving of imprecision. I will never look at wide open Tinicum the same ever again! :)
May 28, 2017
May 21, 2017
Tripod Rock
Jackie and I took a nice hike out into the Pyramid Mountain Trails this morning.
Saw some scenic overlooks (could see NYC skyline), a zig-zag bridge and got to sit beside Tripod Rock... a 180 ton boulder teetering on three points.
Also caught a glimpse of a long snake crossing the path that made us both screech!
The later afternoon was spent in Morristown, eating burgers and checking out the town.
Saw some scenic overlooks (could see NYC skyline), a zig-zag bridge and got to sit beside Tripod Rock... a 180 ton boulder teetering on three points.
Also caught a glimpse of a long snake crossing the path that made us both screech!
The later afternoon was spent in Morristown, eating burgers and checking out the town.
May 20, 2017
Alex with Q-Town Fire Company
Apr 30, 2017
Apr 21, 2017
Hacklebarney Hike
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