More rugby

Am I burning you out on rugby? I hope not, since I have lots more photos to share!

By the way, sorry for the delay. Things have been busy!

























I'll stop there, in case your eyes are glazing over. More to come!

A few more photos from the Gotham rugby match against Brooklyn

It's not a rugby match unless guys are limping off the pitch.






This one is definitely worth clicking on, so you can get a better look at the guy holding the ball. That's Christian, and Christian is very easy on the eyes!
















This guy had changed shirts earlier, and I'm very sorry I didn't get a shot then!

That's it for this post and this match. Not to worry, if you like rugby photos, as there are more from the match this past Saturday (these were from the week before), and we have a tournament this weekend!

More rugby, starting with the hot man's kick

As promised at the end of the last post, let's take a look at the follow-through on that kick...


















Look at those legs!









And we'll hold it there for now. Still more to come!

Continuing last week's rugby photos

There was rugby yesterday, but I still have lots of photos from last week to share. So I'll keep sharing those photos, and we'll get to yesterday's shots eventually. Let's continue...

(As always, click on the photos, if you want to see a larger version.)



























I'm not sure if you can tell from those two photos, but that man was HOT! Anyhow, I'll stop there. There's one more photo to go with those two, and I was impressed, both with his athletic prowess (you'll see!) and my capturing it. So I'll save that shot and open the next post with it! :)

(One of) Mom's tree(s)

You may recall that the public library in our town planted a tree in honor and memory of my Mom. There also was one planted in a nearby County park by the county, and there's one that was given to us by friends that we planted in our back yard. (My Mom touched a lot of lives and many people wanted to honor her memory.)

Yesterday, on my way home, I drove past the library and saw Mom's tree. I wish I had gone past a few days earlier, since the cherry trees are a little past their peak in this area. Even so, it looked beautiful... fittingly. (Sorry, I had to stop and dab a tear. There aren't a lot of things that get me that way, but I really miss Mom and Dad.)

So I went back there today with the camera and took a picture. Mom's tree is doing nicely...