Oh, Casey, what pretty Bunchberry. It is a member of the Dogwood family. Haven't seen it in years. Brings back memories of walks in the woods.

My yard in Tulsa in 2006. Most of these plants live here at my new house now.

{{!gwi}}

Some forget me nots and some spurge that kind of looked like it had eyes!

{{!gwi}}

{{!gwi}}

We went to Joshua Tree National Park a couple weeks ago. The sign pointing the way cracked me up.

{{!gwi}}

{{!gwi}}

Jodi-

{{!gwi}}

Linda

Just lovely everyone....another sunflower for me today.....

I didn't take this picture. Our friend, Tom, took it a couple days ago on his trip up to Yellowstone where he works for the Summer.

He wrote this about his experience taking the picture I am posting.

"Antelope Canyon is one of the slot canyons that you see photos of in Arizona Highways magazine. In most of those shots you see the sun rays focusing downward with those beautiful red sandstone walls in the back and foregrounds. What you don't see is Navajo tour guides in the background throwing spades full of sand in the air so the sun has something to reflect off of. It was very comical hearing them asking photographers if they had thrown enough sand and them responding, "Just throw one more shovel full.""

{{!gwi}}

LOL Nita.

Antelope Canyon has always fascinated me. I hope to go there one day, with a decent camera, special lighting and now, a bag of sand. :-)

Jodi-