We stood on the banks of Clover Creek, in the depths of a pandemic.

Happily married we may be, but an odd couple we be.

Pete framed by trees Clover Creek

Pete, camera in hand, walking down Clover Creek.

Clover Creek trail entrance

The gate at the entrance to the Clover Creek trail.

Trees and rocks mirrored in Clover Creek

Clover Creek flows so slowly, grabbing photos of trees mirrored in the water isn’t hard at all. In fact, the trail is a wonderful walk through the woods. 

Trees and cliffs of Clover Creek

The trees, fallen leaves and rocks offered an artistic angle on the Clover Creek area.

Pete at the base of a large log on Clover Creek

Pete looking very small next to a fallen tree stump along Clover Creek.

Pete on log shooting water with reflection Clover Creek

Pete works a picture from all angles to get the picture just right. Every bend of Clover Creek offers something new to admire.

End of story creek shot - Clover Creek spillover

Clover Creek follows such a gentle slope, not many spillovers such as this one exist. This one is close to the old bridge.

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Elsa Romanowitz

Lovely story. Took me right there...to the beauty, the emotion and the humor. Nicely done.

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