Sunrise with Suzy

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Suzy and I went on an early morning walk to catch the sunrise on the mountain. A nice man was shooting photos at the overlook. Suzy, being Suzy, made friends with him. 

Then she and I sat on the rock wall together. We didn't know her new friend took our picture. But he told us he had done so and then gave us his card so I could contact him.

The photo captures the essence of the relationship Suzy and I share.



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