Below are my contributions to Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Things found on a picnic table or in a park.
You may have seen this little fellow before. I found him at Truxton Park in Annapolis.
This amazing fellow can be found at Thomas Point Park, again in Annapolis, Maryland.
Aloha and mahalo for stopping by.
Working to increase peace and beauty in the world.
Reflections on places traveled and photos taken.
旅行記、ゴルフ、ドローン映像など自由気ままな内容/Travel, Golf, Drone etc.
VI VERI VENIVERSUM VIVUS VICI
hedy bach original photography mixed stories and music
Sharing is Learning
—coffee shop conversations
you matter | your story matters | create empathy
Telling your untold stories at last
A Journal of Food and Fun
Heather Forgan - Independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator
MMO, Tech, and Whatever Else I Like!
They gave me a gold star.
writings from the heart
Beautiful Photographs 
I bet a lot of people won’t find a dinosaur in their parks. 😀 😀
Indeed not. I was going with a reptilian theme. 😃
quite interesting wildlife over there 😉
Indeed! The second fellow reminds me of Dino on the Flintstones. Remember him? 😃
Cute!
😃
Recently I met a man on a dating site and we were chatting and he told me about going to the Ark Experience Museum in Kentucky. He told me there were baby dinosaurs on the ark, and I laughed my ass off, which, amazingly enough, pissed the guy off. Needless to say we didn’t talk again after that.
I’m a little curious as to why that would make him angry, but it sound like you weren’t compatible. Better to find out sooner rather than later! LOL p.s. I find it very amusing that they would even consider putting baby dinosaurs on Noah Ark. 😁
It’s because the guy that funded the museum believes the earth is 6,000 years old and that means dinosaurs had to exist with humans. And yeah, fundamentalist Christians usually aren’t a good match with atheists.
I would agree with you on this one. I love these people who just ignore the fossil evidence. I have an undergraduate degree in biology so …