Yesterday Chad and Nicole went driving around the “neighborhood” taking pictures of anything and everything that caught their eyes. Looking at their pictures reminds me of the things that I see every day that no longer stand out as “different” but I can see how they’re quite interesting for those who don’t see them every day.
Texas scenery
This wind mill must be producing power for a well since I see that tank there.
Texas scenery
Texas Scenery
The tunas are forming and it won’t be long before they’re bright red and ready for harvesting.
Texas Scenery
The Colorado River .. with water . . a wonderful scene!
Texas Scenery
Even Chad’s weed picture looks interesting. We have plenty of those.
Texas Scenery
What’s Texas scenery without a deer?
Texas Scenery
Wildlife is everywhere . . I prefer the kind that isn’t slithering on the ground or waiting to sting me!
Texas Scenery
Not exactly native to Texas (I suppose) but these guys live not far from my house.
My Favorite!
Not native to Texas and not found in Texas very often but my favorite!!
jatshaw says
What a cutie! Love those blue eyes.
Marsha says
Oh, Judy, she is a doll! Enjoy the visit.
quiltjunkie says
They’re THERE! So incredibly happy for you! And your pictures have made me homesick again …. have a great visit with your young ‘uns!
Amy Makson says
Oh my, Addie is growing so fast… and so adorable. No wonder your favorite “Texas site”/
dezertsuz says
You surely know how to make me homesick. =) Are you going to make prickly pear jelly? The way I’ve always done it, it’s a two person job, Paul to do the hard part and me to do the easy part. LOL So I don’t make it any more, even though my neighbor down the street has a big patch, and is clueless about using the fruit.
mrs.goodneedle says
And those visitor’s eyes are absolutely beautiful, I know how you enjoyed her!!
Alycia says
What fun!! And a Zebra!!! That’s too cool!