A Little Cornhole in the Fall

I have mentioned a few times that I play cornhole with my friends. I thought it would only be fitting to take some photos from playing cornhole. I was playing with my brother and his family this weekend.

Even more ironic was that when I woke up on Saturday morning, the neighbors across the street brought out their cornhole boards to play.

Not really a typical sight in Tremont.

Chalk Talk

When I started this project, I was still writing a blog for the World Tour of Beer. I am still doing that, but it seems like the photo project has taken a lot more of my attention than I had originally planned.

Now, due to the cold weather, I am struggling with content for either one. As you know, it is good to recycle, so I thought I would recycle this photo I took in January. The friends who participate in the World Tour of Beer with me are big fans of the game Cornhole. We often have tournaments outside. Since the weather has gotten colder, I have resorted to mere threats on their prowess.

The Junkman's Bike

I didn't shoot this picture this week, but I did finally get the film developed and pick it up. There was a picture on my roll of film, yes, I still shoot with film, that I had been waiting to see.

When I first moved to Tremont, my friends had come over for a Cornhole Tournament. During our afternoon of play, a man on a bike came riding up and started talking to us. A few months later, I was strolling through the neighborhood when I noticed the bike he had been riding was propped up against the fence.

Fortunately, I had my camera with me and I was able to snap a picture. I can't be sure if the junkman lived in that house, but I like to think he is my neighbor. He recycles and doesn't drive a car. Pretty earth friendly neighbor to have