It’s just another day of fun…
Published 9:55 pm Friday, August 13, 2021
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Friends Charlotte Byers (left) and Judy Winters do a little sidewalk shopping of the cloth racks outside of Betsy Treasures, a newer business on the corner of W. Elk and Sycamore in downtown Elizabethton.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders With her father Barry looking on Bethanie Fleenor from Bristol, TN works on her shooting skills at the indoor ranges of Barnett’s. The focus of the training is front sight, trigger pull, and reset for better accuracy on the target.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Mike Brummitt stops by his brother's cow pasture to fill up the water barrels for the 15 to 20 odd head of cattle that are there. Well, they were there when I pulled up but scattered when I got out of the car to make the photo. Guess they were a little camera shy.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Kaylee Davis looks to be sure her Sea-Doo has cleared the trailer before starting the engine after her dad had back them into Watauga Lake at Rat Branch Boat Ramp.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders With Kaylee Davis sitting on the front of the float, her friend Bryson Fogelsonger, holding the GoPro, brothers Landon (center) and Christian are ready for their dad to give them a ride on Watauga Lake.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Ben Davis, on the Sea-Doo, is ready to hit the gas as (from left)Bryson Fogelsonger, Kaylee Davis holding the GoPro, and brothers Christian and Landon, are ready for a fun-filled afternoon on Watauga Lake.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders While their high school counterparts at doing two-a-day practices, the Hampton Jr. PeeWee’s (9-10-year-olds) are working on the basic formations and running plays. Coach Scotty Parlier (back left) is setting his backfield for the next play in the field near the baseball and softball diamonds of Hampton High School.
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Whenever people think about recreation, the first thing their mind does is wander to a lake, ball field, or possibly a bike trail.
However, recreation is more than just those previously named. As a matter of fact, recreational activities are often done for enjoyment, amusement, or pleasure and are considered to be “fun.”
So whether it’s playing a game, hitting the water, shopping with family and friends, or even farming activities, recreation can be a bevy of activities.
Star Photographer Larry N. Souders was out and about and captured some residents having fun in their recreational endeavors.
