Roadside Beauty

These first three flower pictures were

taken alongside of the road. I had to

stop the truck, cross a deep ditch, to

get the pictures. I think it was worth 

the effort. 

The following; along Hwy 17 south

Mcintosh county.

These make me sneeze.

Below, Cay Creek,

Liberty county GA

Boo !

Three Ring Circus

This is my coffee cup. I have had it for

about 15 yrs. This cup was presented to

me by two of my operators while I was

a Shift Supervisor in an industrial power

plant. Both operators were female, one

white and one African American, they

were both outstanding operators and

I could always count on them to do their

jobs. However the presentation of this

cup was no joke. They never failed to

call me Goofy in private, and I have never

failed to drink my coffee from this cup

every day.

The picture below is a fair description

of the environment I was supervising.

AND THAT IS NO JOKE EITHER !!!!!!!

( I've Been retired for 7 Wonderful years now.)

Thank the Lord.

Flower Pollination.

Springs kiss, is Pollination.

I'd rather not -Bee- kissed by this Buzzer.

Below, pond flowers.

Flowers

Beauty is where you find it.

Trailing along a fence.

Growing wild by a pond,

and even growing in a pond.

Orchid competition- 2009.

A Flower's appeal is in it's contradictions,

So delicate in form yet strong in fragrance, so

small in size yet big in beauty, so short in life

yet long on effect.

"Adabella Radici"

Bread feeds the body, indeed, but flowers

feed also the soul.

The Koran

Alli--Gator.

Ca mon in, the water is fine.

What shall we do for lunch.

Noooo thank you.

My smile is one of my strong points.

Don't you agree.

SAFETY TIPS.

Do not feed, do not swim near Gators,

Do not disturbe their eggs which are

under a mound of earth very near the

water, keep your distance, take care to

keep pets and children a safe distance

from water that you are not familiar with.

While aligators are primarily found in fresh

water, they are found in brackish water,

and even in salt water. Aligators can rise up

on all four feet and are very fast for short

distances of five to ten yards.

http://www.uga.edu/srelherp/alligators/allmis.htm

 

Time for my mudd bath.

Tuesday's Barn Yard.

Every tuesday we pass this pasture of goats.

I hope one day to stop and feed them some

carrots. If I can remember the carrots.

A face and body to die for.

"Sir William Goat"

Cute Kids.

I could sit and watch these

animals for hours.

Nanny goat I presume

Old and Rusty Stuff.

You, keep out.

You keep in !!!

Rusty thing??

For sale! the last pick up truck in Georgia.

Brand new Bed Liner included. Comes 

complete with tow chain pictured below.

Needs some work. 

Tybee Light at Sunset

A trip to the beach would not be

complete without a visit to the

Light house.

Aproaching storm.