Studeclunker
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Well, I went walkabout again today to get pictures of those wild flowers on the other side of the ridge. It's so funny, the girls see me with a hat and the cloak on and they get really excited! "Oh boy, oh boy, we're going walkie!" They're literally bouncing off the walls in excitement! I also carryed a small umbrella today. Boy am I glad I did. IT POURED about an hour before we got home and rained the rest of the way. The poor dogs were soaked and shivering. So, I lit a fire in the stove and they curled up very happily on the hearthrug. Spoiled... that's what they are. Spoiled!
Well, I got over the hill, pulled out the camera for the photos and, "Beep, Beep, Beep!" it shut down. Dead batteries. No problem, I have another set in the bag. No go, they were bad too.
I think new batteries are in order. Gosh, aren't rechargable batteries supposed to last forever?
I mean, they cost enough!
Well, they're on charge and I'll just have to wait on them. Hopefully the flowers will wait too.
Speaking of which, I found a different variety that I haven't seen before. These are usually purple and the ones I found on the other side are bright yellow with purple stripes on the bottom side of the petals. It's funny though, they only grow on the north side of the ridge. The book says the yellow ones are 'Golden Brodelia' and the purple ones are 'Elegant Brodelia.' If the batteries cooperate, I'll get pics... maybe. After two long hikes like that, I'm bushed and my legs are really, really sore. LOL, just not a kid anymore!

Well, I got over the hill, pulled out the camera for the photos and, "Beep, Beep, Beep!" it shut down. Dead batteries. No problem, I have another set in the bag. No go, they were bad too.



Well, they're on charge and I'll just have to wait on them. Hopefully the flowers will wait too.
Speaking of which, I found a different variety that I haven't seen before. These are usually purple and the ones I found on the other side are bright yellow with purple stripes on the bottom side of the petals. It's funny though, they only grow on the north side of the ridge. The book says the yellow ones are 'Golden Brodelia' and the purple ones are 'Elegant Brodelia.' If the batteries cooperate, I'll get pics... maybe. After two long hikes like that, I'm bushed and my legs are really, really sore. LOL, just not a kid anymore!


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