Along the Roadside

Indian Paintbrush and prairie grasses 

seen along the roadside near Little Hope (population 25), Wood County, Texas

Lady Hummer

Scarlet Macaw - Phoenix AZ

I won't be posting every day as usual for the next month or so.  My mother is starting a five-day a week radiation therapy regime and it's going to take a big hunk of time out of my schedule, but I'll be checking yours out and commenting as much as I can.

Reba

Asian Elephant

Phoenix, Zoo

Help, Blogger Friends:  Today I tried out Google Chrome upon the suggestion of a blogging friend and when I tried to open my blog site it opened in my dashboard, and across the top was "The Old Blogger Interface will be removed in the coming month.  Upgrade now."

What does this mean?  If I don't upgrade my blog will go away?  What is the new interface?  Any insight anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated.  Why have I not seen this when I'm working on my blog in Firefox?

Oxalis

Aging Cowboy

Shopping for a new pair of boots

Dynamic Duo

LINKING TO CAMERA CRITTERS

Macho Man

Fence No. 23 ~ A Lazy Afternoon

Near Martinsville, Nacogdoches County, Texas

To my way of thinking often what's behind the fence is more interesting than the fence itself.  And that's the case in this picture.  In Texas often Brahma cattle are bred to Herefords (the white faces) for an astounding quality of beef.  It's hard to imagine that those slender strands of barbed wire will contain the giant Brahmas, but they do.  Thank goodness; otherwise Texas would be overrun with cattle on the roads!  I'm sure there's more than a million miles of barbed wire in Texas.

If it's Friday, it must be fences! 

LINKING TO FRIDAY FENCES

Keeping in Touch

Fancy Flamingo

Downtown

Phoenix

February 2012

Coconino County Courthouse

Flagstaff, Arizona

July 2011

City Traffic/Desert Skies

Phoenix, Arizona

February 2012