Ok, here's my monkey pic. Me hanging out with Japanese Macaque at Monkey Mountain in Beppu, Japan where 1,200 primates run free. This was 1983. About 30 seconds after this photo was taken, I was attacked by the large male laying on his side behind me. He went for my throat but I saw him coming so I threw my left arm up to protect my throat. He grabbed my upper arm and bit down so hard I lost feeling in my hand. I stood up and he held on tight, legs dangling as he hung on. A monkey man came along (after hearing a crowd of people yelling) and smacked the monkey with a bamboo cane. Barely registered with the monkey but he did let go. Though no clothing or skin was broken, I had five large hemorrhages on my upper arm where his teeth sank to the bone. Could have been much worse, could have been my neck. Jodi-

That's a very well known yacht. More about it at the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Maltese_Falcon_(yacht

Great photos today! This is one of my favorite features of the KT; really enjoy seeing what all of you have to share and sharing my photos with you. Nicole, your turtle looks like he's laying on the neck of a dragon or a serpent. The end is the mouth and the knot is the eye. Or, maybe I'm just weird!

I was thrilled a few years ago to check a major item off my bucket list, that of visiting the Library of Congress in Washington. The LC has a huge influence on libraries with its classification system, subject headings, enormous database and likely much more. The interior of the building is beautiful and the 2nd photo shows some of its lovely art and architecture.