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Here are some pictures of two of our trips. Not too many, but you don't want to see all the millions I took. It would take to long. Hope you can see them.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
vacations
Well I have been trying to upload some pictures of the sandfest and Big Bend, but my computer says there is some type of internal error and won't let me. But, we did have a good time at both. The sandfest once again showed the great skills the sand sculpture artists have. It is amazing what they can do with sand, water and a little bit of water/glue. If I (and by I, I mean D'Lynn) can figure out what is the matter I will but some pictures up later.
Big Bend was great. We had the best weather and since we were dry camped that was good. We didn't need the air or the heat and it was pleasant sitting outside. We hiked as many hikes as we were able to and some hikes we would hike so far and if it got too bad we stopped and turned around. No point in hurting ourselves way out in the middle of nowhere. We saw lots of new birds and there was a coyote that visited the campsite each morning. There was even water in the park since they had just had some rain. The cactus were blooming like crazy and they even had some bluebonnets (they call them lupine) that are taller and thinner than our bluebonnets. The Davis Mountains are always nice and we spent a couple of nights there, but it was so cool that we needed jackets and there was a burn ban so no fire in our cool fireplace. Well I guess I will stop now until I can get some pics up. We will see how long that takes me.
Big Bend was great. We had the best weather and since we were dry camped that was good. We didn't need the air or the heat and it was pleasant sitting outside. We hiked as many hikes as we were able to and some hikes we would hike so far and if it got too bad we stopped and turned around. No point in hurting ourselves way out in the middle of nowhere. We saw lots of new birds and there was a coyote that visited the campsite each morning. There was even water in the park since they had just had some rain. The cactus were blooming like crazy and they even had some bluebonnets (they call them lupine) that are taller and thinner than our bluebonnets. The Davis Mountains are always nice and we spent a couple of nights there, but it was so cool that we needed jackets and there was a burn ban so no fire in our cool fireplace. Well I guess I will stop now until I can get some pics up. We will see how long that takes me.
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