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There wasn't a sign on this to say what breed it was. I thinks he/she is soft looking.
Golden Campines
Silver Spangled Hamburgs

There is another path that leads back to the parking lot. I'm walking along taking in the sights and something catches my eye. I glance behind me and what's there. A SNAKE. Here I am "OOH, OOH, OOHing, not even able to move for a minute. Then common sense kicked in and I started walking briskly for the parking lot remembering the sign in the beginning, "Why are you hurrying?"
Cool looking turkey.
These guys were the funniest thing. While walking you could hear their cock-a-doodle-doo's. Sometimes toward the end of their calls, it sounded like their battery was running low. It would sound like cock-a-doodle-errrrr.


He had pretty colored feathers.

Toward the end of the walk is the lake and gazebo.

There is another path that leads back to the parking lot. I'm walking along taking in the sights and something catches my eye. I glance behind me and what's there. A SNAKE. Here I am "OOH, OOH, OOHing, not even able to move for a minute. Then common sense kicked in and I started walking briskly for the parking lot remembering the sign in the beginning, "Why are you hurrying?"
3 comments:
I know you enjoyed your time at Leaming's, especially since it was fairly quiet and uncrowded. That's the way I like it too. I'll be happy when the newly planted gardens begin to fill in, and are full of butterflies and hummingbirds. Your pictures are really nice. I don't recall the rhododendron in bloom.
Beautiful photos Lisa, just beautiful!
Beautiful pictures!! This looks like a fantastic place!
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