The Atlantic Ocean from Chincoteague Island (pronounced Shink-oteague). I guess it's kind of a big deal that it's one of the only places in America where you can still find wild ponies. I don't know, from what I saw, they looked a lot like nice little domestic ponies. Ah well, I guess I looked that gift horse in the proverbial mouth.
BOO! Creepy horseshoe crab, about a foot from end to end. My uncle says they're related to the flea and can get five times bigger than that! Ug-gh-guguh!
I decided that some some serious beach bum must have decorated this for a Christmas tree. It kind of reminds me of Castaway.
Now, pay attention here--this picture is very clever, and I'm quite proud of it. I entitled it "Reaction." Can you see why?
(The footprints in the upper left are mine, by the way--for some reason I was particularly jumpy that day.)
Sunset over the marshy bay waters. Man, I'm good. Either that, or the artist is.
Whelp, see ya later.
P.S. It's February.
Love love love the "reaction" photo! LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember, horseshoe crabs. In fact when I saw the picture I said "that's a horseshoe crab," and then you verified it with your comment. I was never too fond of them myself. And it doesn't help to know they are related to the flea.
ReplyDeleteOK - so I looked it up and the Horseshoe Crab is most closely related to spiders and scorpions, not fleas. Didn't know she'd quote me on that guess!
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