Six Mile Creek & Mulholland Wildflower Preserve

I'm laughing here because my camera lens looks gigantic compared to Jing! 


Beads of rain rest gently on newly formed leaves.


The Large-flowered Trillium is frequently cultivated in wildflower gardens.


More wildflowers along the trail.


Most of the wildflowers in the preserve have not yet bloomed. These were only just beginning.


The trail required the crossing of several waterfalls of this type.


Waterfalls were plentiful, each emptying into Six Mile Creek.


Approaching the lake, which is just beyond the dam in the background. 


This, the second largest waterfall along the creek, guards the entrance to a large lake.


This plant, which appears to be a fern of some kind, was growing out of a crack in the gorge.

Ithaca's Vibrant Sunsets & Sage Chapel at Night

Sunset as viewed from Andrew Dickson White House. 


Vibrant sunsets like this are typical during the warmer months in Ithaca. 


It seems safe to say that the winter months are safely behind us. 


The sunset as viewed from Uris Hall. 


A stained glass window on the east face of Sage Chapel. 

Stewart Park & Ithaca Commons at Night

Stewart Park typically provides a spectacular view of sunsets, but today it was much milder. 


Many willow trees line the park at the base of Cayuga Lake. 


I have always appreciated the the character of the clouds in the area. 


The willow trees as viewed from the pier. 


A few swings stand on the shore of the lake. 


A single car passes by while taking a night photo of the back of this apartment complex on the Commons. 


I wonder what kind of goods are for sale at the Immaculate Conception Shoppe. 


Ithaca's City Hall is located on Green St. across from the public library. 

East Hill Plaza and Rt. 13

TCAT's 51 line exits East Hill Plaza, headed for the Commons. 


This is the closest I've gotten to the new Walmart in Ithaca. Only time will tell the effects it will have on the region. 


A local resident enters Wegman's grocery store.