I'm right behind you, Pam. That picture reminds me so much of central Florida. Yes, welcome Lukkiirish! Do we call you Lukk, or Irish? Or something else? Temps are in the 90s today, so to cool off I thought I'd sneak in a creek:

Love'm all! Ron, love your fawn....I had a couple of Whitetail's. RC...Lovely Turkey's...it does look dry....must be Texas,....Texas Longhorn? The Armadillo looks cool...kind of prehistoric. Carol, these Elephant seals look enormous...lot's of blubber, great shot! Alisande, great shots of many species!...Yea..I don't doubt on that bear. Crunchpa...great shot of that Raccoon! Cheekymonkey..great, have never seen one with this color. Solstice....Great Egret & snowy Egret, not sure if I'm right....great crock. Cherbo, love that moose!...we have them around here wild, always on the move and hard to get a shot at! Gor-gor...love that wood Stork...now I know why they call it like this, the head looks like carved out of wood...LOL White Tail Fawn the other day in my orchard. Cedar Waxwing Family.. Konrad

RC, I think you cheated on your own thread. I think that first picture is actually the collapsed lemon meringue pie I attempted in 1983. :-) Love the fiddler crab!! It brings back so many wonderful memories of growing up on the shores of Long Island. Susan who has been landlocked and sandless for over 30 years now

Early morning fog near Murphy, N.C. An old one I call the Foggy House. We were coming down the hill from our cabin. Hubby stuck our old Mavica out the car window and snapped. I wish we'd had a better camera but I think that Mavica was our first digital camera.