This little plant is in a flash flood zone and has become bent and twisted and has collected some rocks from its years in the desert.
Mesa Burro pouroff trail, Big Bend National Park.
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A couple of years ago, my dad and I met an army buddy of his in Biloxi, MS. One of the places we visited had a wedding the night before the leftover food and drink had been removed but everything else was left. I love how the light shining through the liquid in these class containers shows as rings of shadows.
You can read about the trip here: https://dragonflysdance.wordpress.com/2016/05/20/biloxi-blues/
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As long back as I can remember, I have always loved the sheen on the water as it slides over this spillway.
Beavers Bend State Park, Oklahoma
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I also thought it unlikely to actually knock “whale watching tour” off my bucket list but my dad made that one possible on a trip to Seattle several years ago.
Humpback whales.
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I always thought it extremely unlikely that I would get to meet my favorite tv chef in person but that happened several years ago at a Macy’s in north Dallas on Christmas Eve weekend. My sweet hubby didn’t even fuss about having to circle the mall parking lot for I don’t know how long to find a parking place.
This is me meeting Rick Bayless and getting a book signed by him. 😍 I don’t remember the name of the event photographer so I can’t give him credit and I’m sorry about that. We watched a cooking demonstration and got to sample the dishes he was cooking. I was giddy for days.
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Dragonfly's Dance 
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