Aerial photos in November

I flew my drone today. Previous flights this year included October, August, June, April, and March.

This time, we’re done with the fall foliage, so there are just the millions of evergreen trees around us.

Lots and lots of trees, to the misty horizon:

Here’s a glimpse of Mount Hood:

Zoomed in a bit:

Our pond, flowerbeds, etc:

From lower down:

The junk area in the corner of the property; there’s an old dinghy (that I occasionally think about putting by the pond as a decoration and duck shelter), and a bunch of rocks, pipes, wood, and other stuff, mostly buried under weeds:

That rectangle near the bottom is an old potting shelter, that I plan to enclose to make a beekeeping storage shed. Here it is again, along with the beehives:

An angled view of the beehives, hoop house, veggie garden, etc:

Looking down on the veggie garden, berry cage, and chicken runs:

One reason for flying today was to investigate a gutter that has come loose:

After flying, I got out a ladder and fixed it; all better now.

Here’s me and Rory on the main deck: