I'll Show you mine, you show me yours/ Saturday Sept/14
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Comments (6)We found this tortoise just cruising down the center of our street on Monday. Turns out, Turtleher, was a lost pet and she has been reunited with her Mom. She is 11 yrs and 65 lbs....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun Sept 14
Comments (8)Last Sat. was chilly and rainy so we headed to the nearby state park to try to have a little picnic and take a walk. We got rained out on the walk, but still had fun. :) If you follow the paved sidewalk, you enter the sandy beach area through a concrete block tunnel. It's horrible -- the wind through the tunnel blows sand at you and it stings wherever it hits your bare skin! not a people-friendly design. :p However, if you walk the grassy hill that's off to the side of the tunnel, it's more like this:...See MoreI'll Show You Mine, If You'll Show Me Yours, Saturday Sept 6
Comments (10)Montana Highbush Cranberries...in the Lolo National Forest near Saltese, Montana. (I hope you all don't get tired of my Montana pictures.)...See MoreI'll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours - Saturday Sept 9
Comments (7)Marshlands, heron and geese at John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge 10 minutes out of the city of Philadelphia....See More- 2 years ago
2 years agoFingers of God. Outside my front door one day. I heard the expression many years ago on a bus trip in Italy by our tour guide when we saw something similiar.
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2 years agolast modified: 2 years ago
I'm going with the chain reaction and responding to Dedtired's photo.
This photo is from the Botanical Gardens in Rio de Janeiro.
Ferns at Los Angeles County Arboretum
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2 years agoI'll take 'F'
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Fuzzy Wuzzy Pets - I think the one on the left looks like Oscar the Grouch
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One more 'F' - teeny tiny shiny frog I just snapped out in the yard - sadly, it looks like it's a baby Cuban tree frog, considered invasive here...
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