Use of the Aral Sea for irrigation has left much of the Sea a desert
Morning mist at the Artillery Park at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Mayan ruins of Xunantunich in Belize
The coast of Morocco
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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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- Various Critters
- Arson, Gold and Guns
- Wild Things
- I Hate Being Ill!
- Odd Adoptions
- Snow (!) and Horses
- Critter Photos
- Mom's Birthday
- Camouflaged Creatures
- A Smiling Sunday
- Stock Show Photos
- Denver National Western Stock Show
- Snow on the Islands
- Unusual Adoptions
- Dolphins and Whales
- Young Critters
- Inauguration Day
- My Two Loves on Vegas
- Places
- Books and Things
- Assateague Island Views
- Bald Eagle Slaughter
- In Memory of the Mapleton Hill Elk
- Police Arrested for Killing Elk
- More Camouflaged Creatures
- The Hobbit
- Places
- This 'n' That
- Naturally Camouflaged Animals
- A Murder of Crows
- Alexander "Sasha" Dalton
- Misty Scotland Landscapes
- Diagnosis; Gentle Giants
- Scenes in England's Lake District
- 2013 Denver National Western Stock Show
- World Landscapes
- *Sigh* The Broncos...
- American West Photos
- Snowing
- African Scenes
- The Flu; Bits and Pieces
- Around the World Again
- Books; Chincoteague
- Cute Baby Animals
- Edward Elk (Final); Roll, Tide!
- Around the World
- Elk Vigil; Unexplained Weight Gain
- Western US Scenes
- Sunday Stuff
- Miscellaneous Photos
- Home Again...
- Coyote Bites Jogger; Edward the Elk
- Edward Elk (aka Big Boy on FB) Update
- RIP, Edward Elk
- "Strange" News
- Seen in Azerbaijan
- Attila the Hun and "My" Critters
- US Scenes
- Happy New Year!
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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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