Susan at A Southern Daydreamer is our wonderful host for "Outdoor Wednesday". If you are interested in this event head on over to Susan's place....There is a link on the logo picture....go visit more Outdoor Wednesdays and learn what it is all about. Join in the fun.....
Thank you very much Susan
Here are a few of the little friends that came by to visit us
Early in the morning we found so many different mushrooms on our walk. I really don't know to much about mushrooms but I found the red ones to be really different and beautiful... Do you know what they are? At first I thought someone had put Roma tomatoes on a stick... LOL LOL but they were indeed mushrooms.
In the afternoon Alyssah & I went to the beach area of the park. It was pretty nice and as you can see there was no one else there. We saw turtles, fish, and had a great time playing in the water. Her & I even did skipping stones over the water... I haven't done that in years. It was a sun shiny warm day and the water was really refreshing.
Look at all the little fish that were in the water with us...
The boys would like them for bait
This was a really great day just relaxing and spending time together
Until Later
Hey girl no what you mean about the G-kids. We are getting ready for some time alone...Sherri will be off Friday through Tuesday of next week and we are kicking back for some rest. Love the pictures...know you are having a good time...and that is what it is all about.
ReplyDeleteThat water is so clear to be able to focus with a camera and get the minnows showing up so well! And the bluejay...oh how lovely a bird they are. We don't have them this far south, and boy do I miss 'em.
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Fun fun fun! I love all your critter pictures. I've never seen a red mushroom! That's a new one to me.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are having a wonderful time, I'm so happy that you are!
ReplyDeleteKeep those travel pics coming, I love living vicariously through you.
Hugs, B.
Donna!!! OOOhhh girl I loved your pics!!!! The dragonfly was my favorite!!!! The blue heron and the blue jay were great shots! Looks like you guys are having a ball!
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Donna Marie
Always enjoy a quiet day in a campground. As long as there aren't too many, then I wanna get out and see or do something new,
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos. Thanks so much for sharing them with us. I hope you are having a terrific day.
ReplyDeleteIs red Alyssa's favorite color? she always seems to be wearing it, which is a good thing, because she looks great in it!
ReplyDeleteHey, those red mushrooms like a little phallic-like, don't you think? heeheehee
i'm assuming there's no gators in that lake?
Did you get my question about must-see places in Savannah?
Justine :o )
It all looks so relaxing! Glad y'all are having a great time.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of nature. I don't think I've ever seen a red mushroom like that.
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Chris
That DOES look like Roma tomatoes on a stick!! LOL I have never seen most of these mushrooms, how fascinating they are! I just love all the wildlife pictures you took and your granddaughter looks to be enjoying the water:-) Sometimes a nice relaxing day is exactly what's needed! xoxo
ReplyDeleteYou must hate that summer is soon ending.
ReplyDeleteVery cool pictures...those mushrooms were amazing!
ReplyDeleteHee hee..u cracked me up! Roma tomatoes on a stick..I am still laughing!
ReplyDeleteI dont know what those are..but the last two are some kind of Amanita.
Nice pics! its fun just hanging around and viewing what passes by.
Those red mushrooms do look like Roma tomatoes. Pretty funny.
ReplyDeleteWhere are all the other campers?
Pretty neat that you had the place to yourself.
Love the dragonfly picture. Everytime I try to take one they never sit still long enough. You must always have your camera focused and ready to go/1
ReplyDeleteYou have the most beautiful outdoor adventures my friend. Love the pretty red mushrooms! How unusual and vibrant they look. Neat! I wonder if they are poisonous? Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteThank you for the info on the crepe myrtle! I like the idea of trimming out the bottom and making it more like a tree. I would not of known to do that. Cool! :)
Great post! It all looks soooo relaxing...I could use a little R & R. I have never seen red mushrooms like that..it does look like a roma on a stick...funny!
ReplyDeleteHey Twin!!!! First we have the same name... Donna. Then I find out we share the same middle name and now our posts are just about the same for the past few weeks!! Hmmmm I do believe we are sisters!!!! (LOL)
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xoxoxoxox
Donna Marie
Hi Folks & thanks for dropping in on The Bayfield Bunch a couple days ago. Always nice to meet new bloggers on the net. It's quite a little communication world we all have going out here thanks to the computer age. We'll keep an eye on your blog & see how your making out. Take care....AL:))
ReplyDeleteI love the red mushroom!! I have been taking a bunch of mushroom pics this year, so many I never saw before...all the rain must have brought them out. I love all your animal pictures too....Great shots. Mary
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