Snap that! - Took this a couple of weeks ago on a Sunday at Taylor Park in Largo, Florida. I was tagging along watching my friends play disc golf since I couldn't play because of an ankle problem. So I brought the camera and took this picture.
Makes me wonder just what's going through their reptilian brains.
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Snap! - I laughed when I saw this mother coot nesting with her eggs right next to this sign. I took it one Sunday while I was with some friends disc golfing after church. I haven't been able to play myself because of an injury so I've been taking along my camera and sometimes my video camera.
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Snap the cuteness. - Here is my cuz's little bundle of joy. Jacob. What a great name too. The name is of Hebrew origins and means, "he who supplants." In the Bible, Jacob supplanted his brother Esa and was later renamed Israel by God.
Welcome to the world Jacob. May you lay hold of the path for which God has called you.
Snapped this. - Here's a shot I snapped a couple of months ago when I went to Busch Gardens in Tampa.
They recently rebuilt the tiger exhibit and I got to tell you it "ROCKS" now.
Throw'en - Here's a couple of pics from Monday when my buddy Jimmy and I visited two courses in our area; Northeast Coachman and Cliff Stevens. Both pics are clickable for enlargement.
This first one is of me after putting one in.
Here is the pro-tee for basket number 10 at Cliff Stevens. That's Jimmy. The basket is across the lake in those trees on the right of the picture.
Snapping away - Several weeks ago I snapped this at Maximo where Jimmy and I were playing a round of disc golf.
It's on the Gulf and it was a beautiful day. Click on it to enlarge it.
LOL - This just tickles my funny bone. Click on Pics to enlarge them.
God's creatures are humorously wonderful.
Snap - (click image to enlarge) The music is the sound those chains make when the disc flies into them. If you've played than you know what I mean.
This is a shot of hole number ten at Taylor Park in Largo, FL. It's with the cell phone so it's not the best quality. If memory serves, it's something like 405 or 410 feet from tee pad to hole. If memory serves again, I think I was two over par on it. It's a par three hole. I encountered a tree limb about 100 feet of the tee pad. It was a particularly windy day.
Unfortunately on the next hole I put the disc in the water. Thankfully my two buddies (who I often play with) and I were able to retrieve it without becoming gator bait.
Okay, this may be one of my more odd photos. I took this about three weeks ago before it began getting cool. There's an outdoor cat we feed. The one of the right.
However the one on the left is not a cat. That is a Florida Box Turtle. They are not aquatic. They are land turtles and if you were to throw one in a lake it would drown. Anyway, this one has discovered a prime feeding spot apparently - this cat's food dish. Several times we've seen the turtle waiting with the cat for us to put some food in the dish.
After the cats done, the turtle moves in and finishes it all off. I think he's been bulking up for the winter hibernation. At least I think I remember that they hibernate. And since things turned cooler and down right cold for the past week, he has been MIA.
Anyway, I've named him, Spud. Click pic to enlarge.
I snapped this while riding around a city in Georgia on vacation. I'm not sure what city it was, though I believe we were headed for Savannah.
I felt sorry for the guy as he stood in the September heat and full sun. I can certainly sympathize with the guy - or is that empathize, I can never remember.... no, I think sympathize is the right one.
Anyway, click on the pic to enlarge.
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