294/366 Red, Yellow and Green. Margarita ingredients make the perfect collage.

293/366 Scooters for Obama. The scooter vote has always accurately predicted the outcome of past elections. Appears that stylish, smart, forward thinking people know how to vote. Photo processed in Big Lens and Scratchcam.

292/366 Medical News. Today I woke up in horrible pain in my chest and back. This Selfie is a result of a trip to urgent care. Later that day I learned that my gallbladder will need to be removed due to numerous gallstones. Postprocessed in Peppermill.

291/366 Neon Mums. These fall beauties are processed in Glaze and Wood Camera.

290/366 Fall Festival. Pumpkins and mums done up in Glaze.

289/366 American Grunge. Beachside shed proudly flying the red, white and blue. Produced with Modern Grunge and Snapseed.

288/366 Cedar Maze. This was processed in PhotoFx.

287/366 Lover's Picnic. I attended Scott Kelby's Worldwide Photo Walk today by going to a walk at John Chestnut Park in Palm Harbor. The idea of this walk was to take photos of models in the park.

286/366 Rusty Crossing.

285/366 Too Koi!

284/366 Fields of Pink.

283/366 Hank the Scarecrow.

282/366 Red Leaf. Marble Cam and PicFx.

281/366 Orange Mum.

280/366 Indian Corn.

279/366 Flowers in Vase. Created partially in Moku Hanga.

278/366 Rockefeller Center. The cruise's last port was NYC. Rosecat and I had a little Mobimeet, which she posted a photo of. It was so great to meet her.

277/366 Afternoon Tea in Freeport. When I set foot in Newport RI, I have been in all 50 of the United States. The Rosecliff Mansion has a tea house in the back along the sea shore. Despite being a huge mansion, Rosecliff is referred to as a cottage. The a

276/366 Respite in Rockport. The shipped docked in Gloucester, but we took a side trip to Rockport MA, which ended up being one of my favorite cities on the whole trip. It was such a quaint and peaceful New England village and the natives were very friend

275/366 There's No Place Like Bar Harbor. The cruise has now entered American waters and we visited Acadia National Park on Mt. Desert Island. I had not noticed the rainbow when I was taking this shot.

274/366 Peggy's Cove. This lighthouse is in Peggy's Cove, near Halifax, which is in Nova Scotia. It was a very rocky coastline so you could understand the need for the lighthouse.

273/366 Cabot Trail. This is a famous roadway that travels along the coastal perimeter of Cape Breton Island. We started out in Sydney and were only able to travel about 3 hours of the trail, but it was gorgeous.

272/366 Victoria by the Sea. This pastoral lighthouse scene is at the Southern tip of central Prince Edward Island. I had the best lobster roll at a nearby shack. Photo partially processed in Snapseed.

271/366 Cruising Day

271/366 Cruising Day. A day at sea can be wonderfully relaxing. This is the Silk Den on the Eurodam and it can be a wonderful spot to sit and read a book.

270/366 Yield to the Pyramid. This pyramid is in Saguenay Canada and was created with yield signs that are signed by the people that gave money to build it to memorialize the disaster that resulted from one of the worst floods the area had ever seen. Photo is a combination of the exterior and interior of the building.

269/366 Let There Be Frontenac. Quebec sits on a hillside near the St. Lawrence River. In this photo, as the ship was leaving the port, the sky opened up and shone a heavenly light on the Frontenac Hotel.

268/366 Le Lapin Sauté. Old Town in lower town Quebec is a charming part of Quebec. This restaurant was all decked out in an interesting rabbit theme.

267/366 View From the Frontenac. The two week cruise was to begin in Quebec. Staying at the famous Frontenac the day before the cruise. The view from the room was of the Eurodam and the St. Lawrence River/Seaway.

266/366 Glorious Rays. I am sorry but I do not remember the apps that were used as I was about to embark on two week holiday.