Scott,
Thanks. I kept asking it to stop and stay still for a moment, but it just kept marching on, so I had to keep moving the camera (phone).
Jeff

Kathleen,
It was yummy. I also think it was meant to be shared.
Jeff

George,
Thanks.
I've never been able to capture a lightning strike with my phone in picture taking mode. I got this photo in a roundabout way. I paused a video I'd taken at this frame, then did a screen save of that.
Jeff

Bill,
As much as I try, I have never been able to capture a lightning bolt by just snapping a picture. This capture was taken from a video I was shooting. This phone allows the video to be paused, so I paused it on that frame, then did a screen save of that.
Jeff

Nancy,
I have seen a lot of useful items along the side of the road. Lots of hand tools. If they weren't so heavy . . .
Jeff

Scott,
I'm beginning to think you like French toast!
Jeff

Kathleen,
I didn't notice that about the postal code. I thought it was an old sign because it'd lost all its paint.
Jeff

Bill,
I didn't know that cracks are more likely to be on the drive side.
I'm learning so much from you - thanks!
Jeff

Nancy,
Thanks.
So far, so good with the hub crack. Of course, the fix is a wheel rebuild with a new hub, or a complete new wheel. I'm more likely to keep going minus one spoke, if that would work.
Jeff

A Deere looks good anywhere.

At last! A live lizard! I knew you could do it...

Phrynosoma cornutum, Texas horned lizard.

https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/73905-Phrynosoma-cornutum

Good bike parking!

Cane cholla
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylindropuntia_imbricata#Images

Curlew

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Long-billed_Curlew/id

I look at the barren, empty country side you are in and yet you find so much to write about and photograph. I truly like your style and good eye.