living room wall

you'd better hide my little friend

todays harvest

fungus

glengary elementary school

wild thing

wild thing i think i love you

snapping turtle

huron river, proud lake recreation area

spider

on my hat

gulls

mooned from on high

second hand roses

the cherry bombs

shootin' iron

carrying a gun at summer fest ....
good thing to, i was going to kick his
ass, and have my way with his g/f

dead tree down

in front of our house

bear turd

selma twp, wexford county, mi

fawn

berry lake, commerce twp, mi

skating warmups

roller derby

autograph seeker

tattoo

i sat next to this gal at roller derby
(she let the f-bombs fly)

the schooner manitou

grand traverse bay

beer

this way to beer

herons

black-crowned night-heron

berry lake, commerce twp, mi

dragonflies

arkansas toothpick

don't know why you'd keep it in your butt crack

goose a geek

1970 karmann ghia

loser/moron

citizen's arrest, citizen's arrest

1st mich colored regiment

The First Michigan Colored Regiment was organized at Camp Ward. Formed from August through October 1863, a year of draft riots and protests against the war, this Negro regiment consisted entirely of volunteers. During training, a regimental band was formed and toured southern Michigan to recruit additional volunteers. Mustered here as the 102nd U.S. Colored Troops, February 17, 1864, the 900-man unit left Detroit March 28, 1864 for service in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. More than 1,400 men served in the regiment during 19 months in the field; ten percent of this number died in service. The regiment was disbanded in October 1865, in Detroit.

cannon

milford memories

hen

oakland county farmers market

skunk hat

at milford memories, he failed my sobriety test 

new bike

beer tent

milford memories aug 10-12 

a dogs life

beach

empire mi

no dogs

stand up paddle board

the oz

hops

barns