Photo Fun

 These photos were taken at the Dallas Aquarium in 2019.

Flamingos

Manatee

Seahorse

Rays

Toucan

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 Beautiful scenery in Big Bend National Park in Texas

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I love trees!

These photos were taken at Goose Island State Park in Rockport, Texas in 2018.

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Ensanada Taco Trail

 Which includes two Michelin Star Restaurants that used to be street carts.  

Pork and black bean taco with pickled onions, pineapple and salsa

Poblano Pepper and Cheese Quesadilla

Shrimp Taco

The Original Fish Taco (which is actually made from Mako Shark) This is the one Anthony Bourdain claimed was the best taco in the world.

Crab Tostada

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Trees, Beautiful Trees

 Yes, I love trees, even though I am highly allergic to many of them.

🌿 They make us feel calm

🌳 They connect us to nature

☀️ They make places more livable

🧠 They’re familiar and comforting

🐦 They support life

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And here's the song that I was thinking of when I wrote the title.

My Lovely Grandaughters

 

Last Christmas

The Zoo

Learning to Ice Skate

This Christmas

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 Lake Tahoe last week.

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These photos were taken in Rockport, Texas in 2018. I love interesting and beautiful trees!

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La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona has a rich and fascinating history.  Read about it here.

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A little of our London trip

 Visited with the cousins in England. It was amazing!  Here are a few (unedited) highlights.

Kensington Palace Garden

The Shard

The Globe Theater with a modern-day performance of MacBeth

Tower Bridge

We had a great time and would love to go back!

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One of my favorite outings in London was visiting the Tower of London because I read so much historical fiction about England's kings and queens and royal families, and the tower almost always plays a role in these stories.

Traitor's Gate

 

Window Seat in one of the chambers.

The ravens are the guardians of the tower.  But they will bite!  Both my husband and I got bitten.
Mine was on top of my foot (thanks for my shoe protecting me)
and his was on his shin (thankfully he had on jeans).

 They don't allow you to take photos of the Crown Jewels, or else you'd see some of those beauties here.

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In 2018 we went to Memphis to watch the Rockets play against the Grizzlies.  We happened to be staying in the same hotel as our team.  I was able to get several pictures with players. Here is one of them.  (NaNa) Memphis would be a great city to visit even if you were going for a simple vacation.  

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 From our recent trip to Marfa which is in Far West Texas. (Yes, there's West and Far West!)

El Presario where the cast from the Liz Taylor/Rock Hudson/James Dean movie Giant (1956) lived during filming.

Our "boutique" hotel - really a set of 10 small houses, all different.

Iconic sign and water tower

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 We visited the Davis Mountains and Fort Davis last week.  From the National Park Service website:  "A key post in the defense system of western Texas, Fort Davis played a major role in the history of the Southwest. From 1854 until 1891, troops stationed at the post protected emigrants, freighters, mail coaches, and travelers on the San Antonio-El Paso Road hoping to reach the gold fields of California. Today, Fort Davis is considered one of the best remaining examples of a frontier military post in the American Southwest. It is a vivid reminder of the significant role played by the military in the settlement and development of the western frontier."

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