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You know all those serene country scenes I post...
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Posted by rcnaylor z7 Tex (My Page) on Fri, Oct 23, 09 at 7:20
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This isn't one of those!
Ha.
Took that one at the Museum of Natural History in NYC on a recent trip there. |
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RE: You know all those serene country scenes I post...
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| It's kind of fun to imagine how those guys used to roam our 'serene country scenes'. There is a place near Tarply, Tx. that we used to stop at with the grandkids on the way to the Rio Frio that had lots of very clear a dinosaur tracks, made by a close relative of T. Rex, in a shallow creek bed. We'd wade among them and especially on a foggy day it felt like one could step out of the woods any minute. Eerie! Thanks for the picture. |
RE: You know all those serene country scenes I post...
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| One thing is for sure, Roselee, with them roaming around, none of us would be able to feel very serene! We'd look at them and those teeth and think "yikes!" They'd look at us and think "lunch!" |
RE: You know all those serene country scenes I post...
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| Great pic! Looks like he missed a few trips to the dentist... Kt |
RE: You know all those serene country scenes I post...
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| *GASP*.........is that Firstus-Fire-Antus? |
RE: You know all those serene country scenes I post...
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| HAHAHA, I love that pic Hi TOB, I am so glad to see you posting and not just in emails, YEA
That is actually a Texas Iguana and they are still seen in your area, lol RC, that is a great pic and I would have already died if they still roamed in my area, hahahaha |
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| to texasorbust: A little off of gardening thoughts. I just read your referral to Firstus-Fire-Antus. That reminds me that when I read about Armagedden in The Revelation I think that all those frightening horses described there must be fireants that have mutated. Have you seen a magnifed photo of a fireant's face? |
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