A rare 38 star US Flag appeared at the annual Mount Vernon, Iowa antique fair on Independence Day. The sign next to the flag reports i...

Like the crop circles found in England this circular impression begs for an understanding from Bertram, Iowa. It is round in nature with n...

Ah, its finally back - the cool breezes of conditioned air. Thanks to the AC technician who came to examine why the older-than-it-should-...

Shiny rails indicate a still active rail line passing through Vinton, Iowa. The old Vinton Depot is a favorite photo target and is now a ...

Happy Flag Day from a small cemetery in Lisbon, Iowa. Freedom on display.

An annual validation of Spring. Mow them or let them be? Doesn't really matter. They will be back again.

Union Pacific's locomotive 7271 pulls a long line of empty coal cars through Mount Vernon, Iowa westbound. More than likely the UP is...

Nothing like a cool front pressing through the region to build these cumulus beauties in the late afternoon. While the sun was setting to...

A big thanks to all who defended our freedoms. These particular WWII markers reside in a small cemetery in Lisb...

River commerce is alive and well on the Mississippi River. Barge traffic is quite common along this portion of the river at Muscatine, ...

The Pearl Button is a modern day, old-time looking excursion boat located in Muscatine, Iowa. When visiting southeast Iowa I am on the l...

This 34 star US flag flew during opening ceremonies of the first railroad bridge in Davenport, Iowa. The date was April 21, 1856 - 160 ye...

There's an old dump adjacent to the Cedar River in Cedar Falls, Iowa. As the sandy soil erodes, a mix of industrial and residential d...

Meet Noah. He and his buddies were out exploring the river parks in Cedar Falls on Sunday. I was out looking for anything interesting to ...