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| The target backstop is finished, except that I will plant some shrubs at the front corners of the box. The crate behind is just leaning up against it and will be removed. |
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| The box is 3.5 feet deep, filled with a coarse sand, which will stop the bullets. |
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| My first shot with my sniper pistol (.22 with scope), shot from the fire pit (about 50 ft). |
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| Time to move back to 100 ft. |
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| This hog nose snake checked into the Hotel California. For those who don't know the Eagles song, "you can check in anytime, but you can never leave." |
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| It was at least 2.5 feet long, the biggest hog nose I've ever seen. Couldn't pull it out, so I had to do "surgery". The red-shouldered hawk that has been hanging around the garden may find it. If not, the vultures surely will. |
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| A blue and green evening. |
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| Photo doesn't do it justice. |
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| Gentle rain soon to follow. |
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| Wonder what it is like to be perched atop a high-power transmission line when a storm is going overhead (little black specks on tower are vultures)? |
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| Everything has turned green. |
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And yellow.
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| The 2-Flowered Cynthias have taken over. |
