Preparatory Statement
FYI - Things are going to be getting busy here and the blog will likely, once again, be un-Anned. See you sporadically until August.
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Thursday: Summer on Harrison
Saturday night, you will recall, was the 4th of July. I watched a couple - ok, 3 - episodes of The Bear and went to bed just before 10. That's when they started. Folks all around town started shooting off fireworks. Boom. Boom. POP POP POP. After listening while lying in bed for a bit, I got up to look out my window. Wow! Firebursts of red flowers. Quick grab the camera. Here's the shot! The booms. The pop pop pops continued but nothing overcame the tree line again. Just ominous glowing behind the landscape. (You can see that on my camera's live function images - those mini videos. But I haven't figured out how/if I can post them.) Happy Independence Day from and to Versailles.
Traveling Tuesday- Dinosaurs: Colorado, Utah
Last summer I dragged Kevin to multiple dinosaur related sites in Colorado and Utah including Dinosaur, Colorado (the town), Dinosaur National Monument, Fruita Dinosaur Journey Museum, Dinosaur Ridge (but we didn't get to actually SEE the exhibit- They were having technical problems with the bus and Zupe was not patient.) Even the Indianapolis Children's Museum had a banger of a dinosaur exhibit. I don't have any reasonable fossil photos to share. Haven't figured out how to capture something of that size- especially when there is so much competing and uninteresting stuff around the skeleton. Photos 1. Crossroad in Dinosaur. You cannot read the full name of both streets, but I think the silhouette atop the street signs will help you put together the missing letters. (Unless you were woefully deprived of dinosaur education as a child.) 2. Welcome to Utah! Life Elevated. Not sure I see how that describes the image.......
Monday myself
Another summer at the pool. Once again, I'm on my own. No Zupe. No Landon. Come jump off the board with me. Please.
Thursday: Summer on Harrison
Evening Primrose - bienniel. Looking at this blossom, I'm now understanding why/how it spreads throughout my bed and across the yard into the fence row. Now, you might be saying, "Well, Ann. It is a pretty yellow ... but why here?" And the answer cannot be captured in a still shot. You need to watch the video below. Really. This is NOT time-lapse. People I know have brought our their lawn chairs to watch the show... You can watch NOW from your kitchen.