It was a rather soggy walk but a nice one.
In the mist of the rain, I could not help but notice the mushrooms that seemed to be growing around the sewer lines in a few yards. You always know where a neighbors sewer line runs because the grass is always greener and sometimes mushrooms grow.
I just had to stop and take a photo.
This looked like a Smurf village from the cartoons I remember when I was young. A few years ago we had a cluster of mushrooms in our yard and I painted each one with clolorful polka dots. It was really cute looking until the Briggs and Stratton appeared.
The wet weather will also bring out the wetland creatures. Nick took a great photo of one.
Our little 3 year old nephew is learning the different animals so we showed him this photo and asked if he knew what it was.
Without hesitation, he says,
"Dinosour!"
It's always a good walk when you cross the path of a dynasaur
ReplyDeleteSmart boy. I suspect the dinosaur's older relatives would recognise their kin...
ReplyDeleteCute answer!
ReplyDeleteA soggy walk is better than no walk. : )
Love that answer! My son was 6 years old when he found a real trilobite fossil.
ReplyDeleteTurtles emerged during the late Jurassic, more like dino neighbor
ReplyDeleteWe've had a few good rains out here in West Texas, too...I've seen a couple of tiny frogs around the pool but no dinos....:)
ReplyDeletei like the dinosaur.
ReplyDeleteLoved your dinosaur!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh where did that giant turtle come from? Do you have a pond or swamp near you?
ReplyDeleteThere is a creek near. Haha
DeleteI just love dinosaurs :)
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