And then there were the kids.
Adorable.
The wee ones (7 and under)
The little ones just did one sprint to the finish line. No laps. Heading back to get their medals.
I loved her outfit. My daughter would have dressed just like this at her age.
Everyone got a medal.
I spent part of Friday at Rancho San Rafael Park with a group of co-workers doing clean-up of the Wilbur D. May Arboretum (link). Of course, I put my rake down for a bit to get in a few shots.
We worked this sunny patch as our first order of business. Temps were expected to get to over 100 later in the day, so we figured it was best to get this taken care of early.
Even at that early hour, it was freakin’ hot. And dusty.
After getting this area cleared, we moved into shade by the labyrinth where I took a few minutes to capture some of the lovelies.
Yep, that’s what his sign said. And he was good!
Those aren’t clouds behind him. Well, at least not real ones. These were painted on a building across the river.
I don’t understand the down vest in 100-degree weather, but otherwise this fella was working it and enjoying his day.
Downtown Reno on a hot Sunday afternoon.
We humans are a companionable lot.
Just a few photos from yesterday’s Day of Decision rally in downtown Reno. After the rally we marched to the Reno arch and back again.
Carissa Snedeker Photography 