Kaw Point Noir

Kaw point, center, with the Missouri River on the left and the Kaw River on the right.  Kansas City skyline in the center.  Cottonwoods in the foreground.  Below, same general view treeless. Lewis and Clark camped just a quarter mile to the left in this picture on their way west and their way back east.

Foggy Fall Day

Fall of 2013 it was misty and foggy in Kessler Park next to the Kansas City Museum. A good day for moody pictures. 

Treemendous.

        Your Missouri State Record Cottonwood located on Reservoir Hill in Northeast Kansas City
                                     Certified by the Missouri Department of Conservation.

115 Years Young And Never Looked Better

 Every now and then I get to photograph a restoration that is really well done.  Such is the case with 311 Wabash in Pendleton Heights.  Quality work throughout...  

A Question Of Priorities

This is Sixth and Spruce.   It has looked like this for four years.   Seems to me, if you can build a streetcar in a year, you can tear down an eyesore in less time.   I will now return to my usual happy images.

Up Close Along The Trail

Below, Red Cup Fungus.  Likes to grow on the woodland floor.  Very tiny; smaller than your pinky nail. 

                         Spider was hiding in the thistle bloom awaiting the unsuspecting bee.

                                                                       Above, Mayapple.

Pat and Jerry Hulse, 2015

                                            Lifetime residents of Northeast Kansas City.