"Lynn, did ya go into the mine field? Wile E. Coyote woulda used the explosives fur gittin' the bird, Road Runner."
"Is it any wonder I think you'll nevfur evfur make it home?"
Precious, this not a sign I expect to see on a bike ride on the
Rail Trail path.
This is an area where they used to have a sandstone quarry.
The beautiful pink sandstone used for houses and buildings.
Hope you can see the pink vein in this block.
And, no, I did not trespass. This block is right at the path.
Don't usually see so many windows in an old barn.
Tobacco barns have many windows but this would
have been from years ago. No 'baccy here anymore.
It was a long ride, but on a fairly cool and not
humid morning. A few weeks back before
we turned into a sweat box.
"You got home early enough that you had ta wake me up
fur my brunch and my brushing."
Precious, I'd not disappoint you if possible.
More pink in the yard. Two colors of rose of Sharon shrubs.
Not actually roses, just the name. They are large shrubs.
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| Monarch Butterfly |
Ended up with 3 eggs. Life from June 23 until they flew
July 20. Got my eye on a few more eggs right now.
Thank you for stopping by for a visit and a comment.
It is much appreciated.
2 comments:
It looks like the ACME has set up shop in your domain
Wile E. Coyote is a cartoon character, a perpetually
unsuccessful hunter of the Road Runner, a speedy
bird.
Introduced in the 1949 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes
series by animator Chuck Jones...!
And just about the very best cartoon of it's day...And
still is....! :O).
The Monarch butterfly looks lovely, as all butterflies do...
And, l must say..Love that old barn...Goodness! That has
so much character..has it ever..Love it...!
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