The Observatory at Chichen Itza, Mexico
The bump in the photo is El Tigre, the second-highest pyramid at El Mirador in Guatemala
Mayan ruins at Tulum, Mexico
A small part of Tikal, Mexico
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Usually a daily account of a pet-sitter's life, taking care of various pets in various houses. Also contains commentaries on local Colorado wildlife, weather, local happenings, and national/international animal events - and my occasional trips and travels. Since October 2016, political and historical comments...
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- Good-Looking Kits!
- A Lazy Friday for Me
- Missouri and Arkansas
- Bye, Big Bob?
- The Photos Tell the Story
- Mayan Ruins
- Ancient Aliens and Mayans?!?!
- I Got to See Sarah and Jeremy!
- Independence Pass & Utah Views
- Slow Sunday
- Albuquerque Snow Leopards
- Stuff
- I Should NOT Laugh, But ...
- Harper and Zenyatta
- No Schweddy Balls at Local Stores!
- Sundries
- Schweddy Balls? - They Sound Delicious!
- A Mish-Mash of Thoughts
- Chesapeake Bay and Black Caviar
- Maturation of the Horse
- Happy Birthday, David McCallum!
- Sunday Variety
- Crisp, Cool Morning
- Views of Assateague Island Beach
- Assateague Beach Plans - Please Comment!
- Willow
- Microchipping
- Boundary Waters Wilderness & Boulder
- Books, Wildfires and Critters
- Cliff Robertson & Andy Whitfield
- Football, Critters and Goodbys
- Young Birds, and a Swagger
- Lots and Lots of Birds
- Views
- Respect for Those Who Died
- Eye-Catching Horses
- First Home Game of 2011
- Crystal Mill, Colorado
- Briefly...
- My Comments...
- Space, the Final Frontier
- Wednesday Variety
- Heroes
- Woooo-Hoooo! (And I Feel Dumb)
- Tuesday Assortment
- Big Ears
- Labor Day
- Indian Peaks Wilderness Photos
- Cool Morning!
- Alexy Pendle's Art
- More Odds and Ends
- Poor Rosie and Remy!
- Timothy Dalton's Son, Alexander
- September Jumble
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About Me
- BND
- Lover of all creatures; historian; genealogist. Parentage: Oklahoma & Kansas farm boy -turned Navy airman; Chincoteaguer since 1690s.
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