My adventures in July made me completely miss last month's link up but I'm here in time for more adventures this month.
Sometimes you don't have to go very far to find adventure. I didn't expect any of these right outside my back door.
Oh, hey buddy. I'm not sure what's worse: that he was there in the first place or that I have no idea where he went.
This guy was as big as my foot!
And then I almost walked right through this headed to check on the pool equipment.
Enough of that, I got myself a new (to me) adventure wagon. A 1970 Kaiser Jeepster Commando. It needs a little bit of work but is very drivable as is.
Out walking the dog, the skies turned it into an adventure.
That's five. That'll do! It's such a weird time we're living in. It seems like I have nothing but time abut have no time to get things done. These challenges offer a good distraction. I hope you join in next time.
3 comments:
Looks like all you need to do is open a door for an adventure! It would be disturbing to wonder where the snake went if there was a chance it went inside. I've never seen a centipede or millipede that big but we do grow some wicked big garden spiders here. Thanks for sharing!
https://peripheralperceptions.wordpress.com/2021/09/15/wordless-wednesday-nature-comes-close/
While I am not too much of a fan of all things snakes and bugs, I appreciate your nature pictures. How great you got a "new" adevnture mobile. Can't wait to see where it's going to take you!
Very interesting (evening?) sky?
Creepy crawly adventures? Did you time travel to Halloween and come back to post these for August? Now I'm going to be wondering where that snake went. I choose to believe it carried on, and found somewhere else warm to sun itself. Congrats on the new wheels! Our oldest and his partner are shopping for their first-ever vehicle. Seems supply chain disruptions are having quite an impact on car prices - even for used vehicles!! As for the lightning shot, well done. Those are hard to get.
Post a Comment