The previous post about the weed-wacked wildflowers generated several intense responses, ranging from sad to angry. The post also contained incorrect information. For those reasons I deleted it.
The photos in this post show flowers around our present camp. Enjoy!
Boondock near Roosevelt Lake, Tonto National Forest, Arizona
Our new camp is in a natural cactus garden!
Hundreds of cacti, loaded with buds and blooms!
Bridget says, “It’s like living in an arboretum!”
Reggie says, “Yeah! What Miss B said!”
RVSue says, “It’s gorgeous here! And most of the buds haven’t opened yet!”
Beauty isn’t always eye-popping-ly obvious.
It’s all around us in subtle forms.
Sometimes beauty appears where unexpected.
While Bridget, Reggie, and I walk near our camp, we come upon a turkey vulture.
When thinking about beautiful birds, the words “turkey vulture” don’t usually come to mind!
THE PEOPLE SAY . . .
“Ugh! Turkey vultures! Ugly and, besides that, they eat road kill!”
THE TURKEY VULTURE SAYS:
“You kill it and I clean up after you!”
“And you call ME ugly?”
Have a beautiful day, everyone!
rvsue
NOTE: I’m not showing photos that reveal our location until the time nears for us to move elsewhere. If you are familiar with the area and recognize our location anyway, please don’t reveal it and please don’t come out here to look at us. Thank you. — Sue
AND AS ALWAYS, THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY BLOG!
Sleeping beauties
