It's been really hot here, so a few days ago we took a short drive to Sawgrass Park for our walk. The park is in a wetlands area, so the public walks on boardwalks most of which are under a canopy of trees, a lovely cool place to walk. Last time we were here, we saw five alligators at various places, but didn't have the camera along. We hoped we would see some this day. You really have to look closely, because the alligators are experts at disguising themselves as logs.Saturday, April 4, 2009
Sawgrass Park
It's been really hot here, so a few days ago we took a short drive to Sawgrass Park for our walk. The park is in a wetlands area, so the public walks on boardwalks most of which are under a canopy of trees, a lovely cool place to walk. Last time we were here, we saw five alligators at various places, but didn't have the camera along. We hoped we would see some this day. You really have to look closely, because the alligators are experts at disguising themselves as logs.
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This is so cool - you are getting to be quite the computer expert I'd say! Good to hear Sam's voice...
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Laurie
WOW! this is what i exclaimed aloud to tim as i watched the clip. :)
ReplyDeleteThe 4 Koehn children DELIGHTED in the armadillo video clip!! Daniel was hoping to find out what type of snack the armadillo was hunting for?!?!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what armadillos eat, but i would say that undergrowth would be rich with grubs and worms, bugs and so forth. Glad you are enjoying my blog - this was your suggestion! I am having a lot of fun with it too.
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