A forest growing alongside a hummock or sand dune at West Beach – Indiana Dunes National Park.
Both of these scenes were snapped along West Beach earlier this summer – July 2026. An early morning pic a few miles away along Lake Michigan was featured on “The Meeting Place.“
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This week’s One Step at a Time #19 is highlighting three fellow hikers of a different kind. The first is a cheetah on the prowl at the Maasai Mara Nature Reserve in Kenya.
Below is an insect stepping from wildflower to wildflower, captured along the Douglas Trail at the Indiana Dunes National Park
Last is a sandhill crane, walking along the Deer Run Trail at Kensington Metropark in Milford, Michigan.
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Take a peek outside from a window at the Plympton Family Home at Greenfield Village. Originally built in the 1700s in Massachusetts, this house has one room with a loft.
Another window from Greenfield Village was featured in “The Bedroom Window.”
Came across these blossoms in the conservatory at Belle Isle in Detroit, Michigan. Two different sites identified them as firecracker flowers. Is this correct? The reason I am wondering is that I remember seeing pics of a firecracker flower that looked quite different from this one.
Here we have an eclectic collection of groups of three or more. First, an image of mushrooms along a trail followed by waterdrops from a fountain.
Next are three hot air balloons over Kenya captured while up in the air in another balloon.
Lastly, on the left are a threesome of mailboxes that I came across in downtown Chicago. On the right, are a flock of pigeons enjoying a quiet morning in their condos on a wall in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
A bright orange butterfly paused from fluttering about the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. This longwing butterfly is a Gulf fritillary or passion butterfly.
For One Step at a Time #18, I have photos from another adventure in Dayton, Ohio. This time, my hike was at Russ Nature Preserve. With an all-natural playscape for kids, close to four miles of trails and boardwalks, it was a fun place to explore.
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Does anyone want to count the windows on Chicago’s Wrigley Building? Completed in 1924, this Spanish Colonial Revival building has been photographed from every angle possible.