Around the place with my new camera

Actually, I've been experimenting with my new camera (happy birthday to me), making sure I will know how to use it when I need it.  

 You can still find Cliff at the back end of the 550 Oliver most of the time.

 He ordered some used parts online; they arrived today.  This is much cheaper than going to the dealer and ordering new ones. 

 The peaches are done on my big peach tree, but it will probably be two or three weeks before these on the dwarf tree are ripe. 

 Iris is stalking her shadow.  I put her in the picture because I wanted my readers to see my short okra plants.  I guess this is some different variety than usual.  Normally you almost need a ladder to harvest okra, but this year I have to bend over to pick it!  The okra themselves look a little different that the traditional ones, too:  thinner and lighter-colored. 

 I hope nobody wants to sit down.  

These are ready to can, but I'm afraid they would only be enough for two or three quarts.  It's unbelievable how many tomatoes it takes to make a quart.  You can see a bucket of peaches on the left.  Yes, I am still doing peaches, but it's almost over.  
Well, it looks like I'm going to be able to get along with my new camera.  I'm a little leery of the teeny-tiny card it takes.  If I don't lose that thing within a week, it will surprise me.  I'm pretty clumsy.  If the card fell to the floor I'd be hard-pressed to see it.  Other than that, I think I'm going to get along just fine with the camera.  It's very user-friendly and easy to figure out.