

After looking to see where there was to see. I headed down the path for a walk. If Shannon is reading this she will know what path it is as we have been there together before. I was met with a surprise and horror.
The surprise was a colony of ants making their way from one side of the path to the other. It was a sight to see. If you look closely at the picture you will notice that the ants have made a tunnel in which to transport their eggs from one location to the other. It was really cool.



The horror was the sight of the fields all burnt. I was hoping to say for a few hours but the smell of the freshly burnt areas was killing me. I walk through the burnt area hoping to see some small homles critter but only came a cross a stump that was still smoldering. It was obvious that the fire had just finished.

I was all equipped to sit around and get some good bird pictures, but I was only able to get one. I thought it came out very well. I am posting the one of it flying for Colin. It was a lucky shot as most of my flying picture are.


My trip ended back at the batiks to pick up a little surprise for Shannon. I think she will really like what I got her.
*note - Shannon Requires me to tell everyone that it is me posting so people will not think that it is her.
4 comments:
What a treat to have Dave as the "guest blogger"! And terrific photos too!
Very cool! You guys have me convinced that we need to go to Africa at some point.
I have been thinking of this tons but haven't had time to get back and comment. Is the burning intentional or not? Either way, it is upsetting. I was just wondering.
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