Seamaiden ~ Hi, it's me. Actually I found this place from one of your post at TTTH. Thanks, I am so enjoying looking at everyone's beautiful photo's! I live in Mississippi, we get the green tree frogs every year. OMG...is it ever humid here. You feel like you are wading through the air it's so thick. :twitch The frogs of course love it.
Well hi over here, too, Melody. I'm glad you like it, I sure do.
I was just watching "Magnolia" last night, that final scene? Oh man. When I was a kid we lived in Shreveport, I remember hearing frogs, but don't remember seeing that many - maybe too far north? In Puerto Rico, especially in the rainy north, we get a very tiny frog called a coqui (that's their call, like a whistle, "co-QUI!"). They're no bigger than a nickle, and come in many colors. A DEVIL to catch! But beautiful nonetheless.
Btw, you should post your fish shots here, too. (Maybe more folks besides Sharkky will think you Photoshopped that Gramma.)
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Seamaiden ~ Hi, it's me. Actually I found this place from one of your post at TTTH.
I was just watching "Magnolia" last night, that final scene? Oh man. When I was a kid we lived in Shreveport, I remember hearing frogs, but don't remember seeing that many - maybe too far north? In Puerto Rico, especially in the rainy north, we get a very tiny frog called a coqui (that's their call, like a whistle, "co-QUI!"). They're no bigger than a nickle, and come in many colors. A DEVIL to catch! But beautiful nonetheless.
Btw, you should post your fish shots here, too.
Are No Match For
Age and Treachery