Awoke this morning the the sounds of heavy thunder. We have been wishing for a nice rain since returning from Arkansas last week. The grass needs cutting, but as there’s more bare spots than grass in parts of our yard, it’s nice to have a rain to settle the dust. Received a nice shower, along with some tremendous lightning and thunder. Had Sally hiding under the bed. All gone now, so will spend the rest of the day on the John Deere.
Otherwise, not much happening around the home site. Spent a few hours cleaning the Casita, preparing for getting on the road again. Heading out for the big city of Crockett, TX. Another Casita/FGRV rally. Nearly a hundred rigs registered. Should be a great time together.
We did find out what this little fellow was.
He is destined to become a Spicebush Swallowtail. Isn’t nature amazing?
Thanks to all who have commented on various posts the past few days. Also to those who have chosen to follow us on blogger. My “my blogs” list gets longer and longer with each passing day as I find more fascinating sites to read. Ya’ll keep up the good work.
That caterpillar sure look like a plastic kids toy.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos..thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Judy....it really looks like a toy! It is amazing what it will become one day. Yes, nature is awesome!! Great pics!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a GREAT trip....love your photo's. especially the caterpillar..... and the great turn of the century home!!! I'm in Durango at the present time....will stay here until next Wednesday....have fun at the rally...have never been to one...but hope get to one soon...Horst sends
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