These photos were taken at the Dallas Aquarium in 2019.
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| Flamingos |
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| Manatee |
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| Seahorse |
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| Rays |
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| Toucan |
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These photos were taken at the Dallas Aquarium in 2019.
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| Flamingos |
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| Manatee |
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| Seahorse |
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| Rays |
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| Toucan |
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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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| Last Christmas |
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| The Zoo |
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| Learning to Ice Skate |
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| This Christmas |
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| This is the Truckee River that runs through Reno. |
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| Whale Sculpture near the Truckee River in Reno |
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| The Biggest Little City in the World! |
Just a note: Reno is known as the "Biggest Little City in the World" because it offers the diverse amenities and excitement of a large city within a smaller setting.
Lake Tahoe last week.
Visited with the cousins in England. It was amazing! Here are a few (unedited) highlights.
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| Kensington Palace Garden |
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| The Shard |
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| The Globe Theater with a modern-day performance of MacBeth |
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| Tower Bridge |
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| Traitor's Gate |
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| Window Seat in one of the chambers. |
From our recent trip to Marfa which is in Far West Texas. (Yes, there's West and Far West!)
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| El Presario where the cast from the Liz Taylor/Rock Hudson/James Dean movie Giant (1956) lived during filming. |
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| Our "boutique" hotel - really a set of 10 small houses, all different. |
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| 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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