Weeds?,Neighbors,Old Dead Trees

About time to post more pictures and I'm just picking whatever I pick. 1st is a plant people spend alot of money and time on to get rid of, yet it is a nutritious and attractive flower, even in its seed stage. I, of course like it. No need to ID it. 2nd is my favorite tree, a cottonwood, that has reached the end of its existence, and is beginning the process of going back to its beginning. We all do that tho, don't we. That particular tree I remember from all the years I walked by it to get to the Old South Pit with grandpa. 3rd, what can I say, my hilarious neighbors. This time is a dispute over loud car radio music that one guy complained about and the rest of them were all over him. [I agreed with him.It was loud]. The big woman in pink is apt. mgr. and she saved the poor guy. They were like a mob after him.

Google Search

I just checked google for my previous post and I am #1 for wintertime fishing photos for a post I did in March. Forgot about that one. On page 4 for springtime fishing pictures. Not important at this time but may be useful in a few weeks. May as well put up another picture.

Wintertime Fishing Photos

The photos for today are some cool ones from January, which is cold. I had to keep my camera in an inside pocket to keep it warm. I really did not fish today, but I put fishing photos in the title and label so that Google would maybe find this post and rank it on the 1st or 2nd page. Search for wintertime fishing photos or fishing photos and see where this post is listed.

Not Ever Satisfied--- Not Me, You

It is 94' today, but it won't be long till fall.

Creek Fishing For Smallmouth Bass

This picture shows the perfect setup for where to catch a few creek bass, especially smallmouth. The fast water flowing from shallows to a drop off of 3-4 feet under any type of log is the spot. Food, cover, and moving water. That would satisfy me if I was a fish.

Creek Photos

If it does not stop raining so the creek can clear up and get low enough to wade, I will have to resort to using last years pictures like this and getting 3 pictures from the same one. Whatever, does'nt matter. But I would like to get my feet wet this year.

Arrowheads Along Brouilletts Creek

The arrowheads in the 2 photos date from 1000 to 3000 years ago. In the creek picture, {top photo}, look to the right side and see the tall fir tree standing by itself. It is on the upslope to the field on the left, {bottom photo}, where I have found 100's of bird points and scrapers. The field to the right of the fir tree{middle photo} has let me find even better artifacts, including a perfect Paleo knife 8000 yrs. old. Try to imagine standing in the creek bed a few 1000 yrs. ago, watching all these prehistoric people trying to survive, using these stone tools and weapons. Me, I had my rod and reel, insect repellant, digital camera, pistol on my belt, cell phone, sandwich in my pocket and a car waiting for me at the bridge to take me home. I'll take what I had.