Greetings from
the Hermit-Writer. Miscellaneous pictures from an April 13 safari on Honeymoon Island. Hope you enjoy.
I luvvvv trees
...even not so alive ones. They still support the living.
I like wild flowers too
looking inland from the island
didn't expect beautiful cactus since I left Texas...huh?
purdy flowers
sweet flowers
awww...a mocking bird
Look like Christmas ornaments but they started out as markers for crab traps
Hope you're having a great week!
Love the shot out to the water and the gnarled tree.
ReplyDeleteJimmy Durante--the old Shnozzola (sp)
MB
Some great shots there of the plant life. Is it really a 'Honeymoon Island'?
ReplyDeleteGlorious place, wonderful trees. Megathanks.
ReplyDeleteeen heerlijke serie je cactussen bloeien ook prachtig.
ReplyDeleteLove the tree against the sky in the second picture. Looks like a sculpture.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw this post in the morning I wondered how the name Honeymoon Island came to be. So pioneers first called it Hog Island, and in 1939 they changed it to Honeymoon Isle. Now I'm even more curious from Hog to Honeymoon! I bet you can inform me!
ReplyDeleteLove that view looking inland. Wow. Also, the silhouette of the dead tree is pretty amazing and I like how you pointed out that it still supports life. How true!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics, all! Love the trees the best though (I love trees too--they all have their own personalities.)
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