White Sands National Monument is part of 275 square miles of white sand dune made of gypsum crystals, the largest dune of its type in the world – just 750 miles from the Pacific ocean!
Still Snowing?
Tag Archives: children’s poems
Three Guesses?
Who knows where this is?
I know I have some followers in this state!
Ingrid‘s just been here and took a similar photo so I know she knows the answer!
Talking Bird
Where Are We Now?
For those of you languishing in the Keys:
Where’s this?
Shadow Stalkers
The Charge of the Ground Squirrels
I can’t think why I’d been baking when we were camping at the San Clemente State Park on the beautiful southern California coast just south of Los Angeles but the scent of ginger had caught the attention of the local residents.
Where is that delicious smell coming from?
Down there somewhere!
They’re here! Under this shirt! C’mon fellas!
Lost Pet
I know I’ve seen this little fellow in someone’s post just recently. Do you recognize him? Is he yours? Is it Fred? Arthur? Sebastian? He was last seen in Myrtle Beach. Let me know if you want him back.
Isn’t He Just Adorable?
Ingrid’s photo of a black vulture reminded me of this poem I had stashed away:
Vinnie the Vulture posed for me in the parking lot of the Everglades National Park. Look at that face. Adorable may be over the top but you have to admit he is kind of cute!
The Poseur
Florida wildlife. They’re just a bunch of show-offs!
From the Tropics to the Desert
No more alligators,
No herons in a lake.
We’re in the desert now,
With lizards and spiders and snakes.
And road runners!
Which Way Now 101 