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A Bayou Walk: Jean Lafitte, Barataria Preserve
Today Michele took me on a Bayou Walk, through the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park, about an hour from New Orleans. We saw a couple of alligators, one small and one very small. I didn’t make it to the end … Continue reading
Blueberries Won’t Wait.
So here the deal. Carl loves Blueberries. Seriously loves Blueberries. I like them very much, but Raspberries are better and need picking and…. So the Blueberries are suppose to ripen slowly, and be ready to pick when Carl gets … Continue reading
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July 17, Berry Picking.
The last of the chipmunk family that lived in the attic. The rest have been caught in the live trap and sent to summer camp, a couple miles down the road and across the river. When I drive by the … Continue reading
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July 14-15, Walkabout; Dale and mom Kitty come to visit
Early Monday morning there was a light mist on the pond. By evening, a sunset and some Thunder. Tuesday Dale and his Mother come to visit. Day lilies, bee balm, clematis and black Hollyhocks are the stars. … Continue reading
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