RHH's photos

One of the evening we were in Bayeux we watched the light show at the cathedral. We had not gone to see the lights, but were at the cathedral when the show started and stayed to watch it.

I am back after a long hiatus. My mother died in November of 2022 and my father died this past April. After my mother died we spent our spare time visiting my father and when he died were involved in his affairs as executor of his estate. This past summer I had to speak at a conference in England and another in southern California and am pretty much working again full time. We are only now getting our feet back on the ground and finding time for photos. After the conference in England this past summer (Shropshire), we went on to Normandy with our oldest daughter and spent time first in the area of Etretat and then at the D-Day beaches and in Bayeux. We stayed first in Le Tilleul and then in Le Molay Littry and while staying at Le Tilleul walked the cliffs and watched the sunset one evening at Le Plage des Tilleuls. The photo was taken from Le trou de la Sortiere, a cave at the east end of the beach.

This, which I believe to be Sitka Sedge, was photographed along the Harding Icefields trail in the Exit Glacier section of Kenai Fjords National Park.

This beautiful Sedge was photographed along the Harding Icefields trail in Exit Glacier area of Kenai Fjords National Park.

Photographed along the Harding Icefields trail in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.

Photographed along the Harding Icefields trail in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.

Taken from Murphy Point in the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands National Park, the formation in the distance is Candlestick Tower and the white-rimmed canyon that through which the Green River Runs.

I believe this formation is known as the Turk's Head. It was photographed from Murphy Point in the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands National Park.

Clements Mountain from the Lost Lake trail at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park, Montana.