So this post includes pictures from yesterday's walk at the lake... not very many, since a thunderstorm showed up, and pictures from today's walk in the woods around my house. Honey was a bit concerned about me wandering around the woods, since we currently have a rather alarmingly outgoing black bear in the area who likes to sit in his parents'
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How is it that I live where we don't have wild bears (koalas are not bears and drop bears are not real and I had to clarify because we do have teddy bears) and I know what to do but local people don't?
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We have tulip trees here around the square of the Church.. but ours are trained and don't have the competition here. they're allowed to grow tall and FAT and shelter cars. The flower are all, of course, out of reach unless you stand on the retaining wall of the Church and peer dangerously into one that MAY be on the backside of one of the trees. I've not done that yet!!
Taffyglass...oh god... the colours of that............all my favourite turquoise from deep darkness of prussian blues from midnight dreams to that greeny depth of unknown waters and then the purpley green edges...oh stop liz. go buy your froot! The cold is just a sudden coff every now and again! I can breathe again! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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Boo-cat is getting old but he loves being outside and laying in the sun and meandering around looking at things.
The snake head fritillary is quite stunning and I wish we had them here! It looks so exotic and tropical!
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