Yep, lillie, I am there quite often. My sis came, and we spend almost a whole week together at my daughters. I thought, I had posted about it back then. Sooo, you live in/near ABQ? Maybe we need to get together next time I am there? :) Moni

world smallest monkey, not a good photo but thought the subject interesting. It's sitting in a little girls lap so it gives you an idea how small it is.

A few of the many windows across the front of the house my DD and her BF are building on a lake. These are in the kitchen. (The girl is a family friend.)

Love those lobsters! Gazania, what a great shot. That really is an awesome bridge. I've seen it a number of times. There's not much else in that area except pretty hills, etc., and then all of a sudden this gorgeous structure. Before I started working on my dad's pictures, I thought I'd ignore the ones of people I didn't know. But I find many of them so interesting . . . the way they dressed back then, their surroundings, the things they were doing. Here's an example. I can tell from another shot of this group that they were having a picnic. (Plates and cups were lined up on the edge of the stone wall.) Their picnic attire doesn't look like anything we'd wear today. (Heels in the woods?) And why, for heaven's sake, are the two older people smoking? They seem to be doing it just for the picture. Or maybe not. I suspect there could be lots of interpretations of this shot. But for whatever reason, I found it amusing.