twigs
tie dye
I dyed the outfit. My daughter photographed this sweet little baby.
tree
along the trail to the hoodoos in Fairmont Springs near Kootenay
trail to top of hoodoos
view of hoodoos from below
Hoodoos are tall, thin, spires of rock with variable thicknesses, having a "totem pole" shape. They consist of soft stone topped by harder rock that erodes much more slowly.tasty
top down
another trail
in Utah
topography
two
I'm
linking up with my favorite teacher, Ms Jenny Matlock, as we
work our way through the alphabet. Please do go visit the
other students, for you never know what gems you may
find--humor, poignancy, information, visions of far away
places, stuff you've never even dreamed of! Check it out HERE. You may even wish to join in yourself! This week our letter is "T."
photos by me © 2005 - 2012 all rights reserved
So many great photos - love the snuggly cats :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos as always!
ReplyDeleteLove the old car...a Studebaker I think?
And Earnest and Oliver are just adorable!
Love the photos! The mice do look tasty!
ReplyDeleteSo many great T's. That old car looks like a Nash Rambler from the 50’s!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and a very clever "T" post. I especially love the photo of the chocolate mice. Very cute (and tasty I bet)!
ReplyDeleteTop Notch Tens♫♪
ReplyDeleteThe tie dye pic made me smile! How cute...
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures! Clever post!
ReplyDeleteWell, how cute are Oliver and Earnest holding paws! The cherry mice look yummy good and I love the hoodoos pics, not to mention that name!! Hoodoos!!
ReplyDeleteI love all photos!
ReplyDeleteLoved the views best till I saw Oliver and Earnest!
ReplyDeleteTasty mice and sweet kitties! Puuurrrrrfect! Love the pictures - the tree reminds me of the Cypress near Carmel, CA.
ReplyDelete"Tasty" and "Top down" are my favorites. Love that car! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous travel photos today!
ReplyDeleteOliver and Earnest are so precious! The mice are cute and so is that baby! You always take such great photos Margaret! Hoodoo is a ski area here in Oregon so I didn't know it was something else too!
ReplyDeleteI love the mix of subjects that you think of for some of these letter posts. Of course your kitties are adorable and the vacation photos are beautiful. Love the mice, too! So creative.
ReplyDeleteWe stayed in a very "quaint" motel near Kootenay when we were traveling with our cousins in 2001. Well, at least our cousin Fred called it quaint because he had made the reservations. Cousin Laura and I just rolled our eyes when we saw where we were staying for the night. I first learned about hoodoos in 1988 when we were on a trip with other cousins. We stayed at Numtacha Lodge on the Jasper-Banff highway. It was a lovely old place and had chairs in the lobby that were made from moose antlers. I was almost afraid to sit in them!
ReplyDeletelove the twigs, the tree in Fairmont Springs, the hoodoos, and of course, the nash rambler...my first car back in the day. heehee.
ReplyDeletewonderful T offerings! who knew from hoodoos?!
ReplyDeleteTerrific T's! I want to visit the hoodoos now, what an amazing place.
ReplyDelete♥ aquariann
Featured Photo: French Marigolds
The first two pictures are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteActually they all are!
Thanks for a terrific link to the letter "T".
A+
T-rific!!! Love all your T photos. And haha love the word hoodoo! Too cool :o)
ReplyDeleteBlessings & Aloha!
(I am soooo behind on blogging! Thank you sooo much for stopping by my S post! Hm...until I lose some pounds, the old timey bathing costume is probably the best thing for me! lol)
Cherry mice ~ too cute! and of course snuggly kitties are always perfect. :)
ReplyDeletexo Catherine