Sporting Clays

This morning the guys in the wedding went out east of Richmond to shoot sporting clays.

Kirkland was always to my left.

Below: Myron and son-in-law Kurt observe the action.

Kurt's four brothers and father were excellent shots.

In this photo of Kurt below, you can see the orange clay up in the air, high to the right of Kurt.

Below the clay is seen between the two poles, scampering along the groung from right to left like a rabbit.

Later Kirkland and Emily's husband John practiced for the wedding.

Paul Hornung passed away.

Friday we drove past the home of the old Richmond Braves. It used to be called International Stadium. Now the Flying Squireels play there.

The brewery where Rachel works has an old overhead crane still installed in the rafters.

Good photo of Monument Grove inside the Braves' Truist Park, with Braves history and hall of famers. as well as the new Hank Aaron statue.

The Reds were one of the first teams to wear green on St. Patrick's Day/