Sunday, November 14, 2010

Baja Weekend

Jenna and I enjoyed the great November weather riding our Baja mini bike. Spent a few hours in Schwenksville riding at my sisters house. They have a great big field on the back of their property - perfect for riding!
I picked up the used Baja back in October off of Craig's List. The bike has a 6.5 HP / 196cc motor and goes pretty fast. We've had alot of fun with it so far this fall!

Saturday, October 9, 2010

25 miles on the Perkiomen Trail

Craig and I rode 25 miles on the Perky Trail this morning. Started out chilly, but warmed up quickly. The leaves have not reached "peak" color yet - plenty of great fall riding ahead!

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Early Fall Detecting

Spent a few hours in the woods detecting this morning.
The ground is so dry from the lack of rain - made it hard to dig up targets. Found one Indian Head Penny - bad shape, cannot make out the date.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Another Great Creek Adventure

Jenna and I walked the Skippack Creek for about a mile today. The water felt great on this 95 degree weather. We caught all kinds of creek animals, including a big bull frog.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Early August on the Perky

Had the day off - I put the kayak in the perky for a few hours today.
Fished from the dam all the way to the bridge and caught a few small bass. The leaves are just starting to show a slight bit of color change and a few have already dropped into the creek. Fall is coming.

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Hot Summer Upon Us

Most of July has been well into the 90's. Too hot for detecting and the fish are not bitting much. Jenna and I did manage a trip to the canal and she caught a few sun fish - she is really doing great with her casting and will soon move up to a spinning reel.. Many people enjoying the canal and bike path today - we saw a few kayakers and people in a canoe.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Fishing on the River



Jenna and I went on a river fishing trip this morning. We caught a few nice smallmouth bass and enjoyed the cool water. We also gathered some river stones to place in our flower bed at home - a small memorial to Tasha.