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Those are some awesome pics! I about couldn't find the toad and that turtle is so freakin' cute!!!! Didn't like the spider with the babies! Ugh I can feel my skin crawling now... lol Its very pretty there. Glad u guys had a good time!
Just now noticed I put a L in park!! Didn't know if I could edit the thread title or not
I _think_ you can, if you go to the first post, edit, go advanced. If you try, and it doesn't work, I'll fix it for you. I'd do it now, but this way you can see if you can.
Those are some awesome pics! I about couldn't find the toad and that turtle is so freakin' cute!!!! Didn't like the spider with the babies! Ugh I can feel my skin crawling now... lol Its very pretty there. Glad u guys had a good time!
Yea, I didn't like the spiders either...ewe! The only reason we saw the toad was Mike was digging around in the leaves with his foot trying to move a stump to look for snakes and I just spotted him. He never even flinched one bit the entire time!
Yes, we did have a good time and are planning our next trip around our snake dates!
I _think_ you can, if you go to the first post, edit, go advanced. If you try, and it doesn't work, I'll fix it for you. I'd do it now, but this way you can see if you can.
Thanks Nanci! It worked! Learn something new on here everyday!
I was going over my pics...looking in the lower right hand corner..does that look like a snake to anybody? I tried to enlarge it to see and couldn't tell. That would be a real b...h if we missed it taking pics of the toad!! He blended in so well that I took a pic and he wasn't even in it...couldn't find him at first in view finder on camera. Then I see this in the pic...maybe just a stick...we never saw anything moving..not even the toad!
OMG...now I see the toad!! In my pics, the pic above was turned around so the object was in the upper right. When I put it on here I saw it in the lower right so worded it as such. Now I see the toad in this pic that I didn't even see before. I better look at my others and see if that "stick" is in them...if not..,may have been a snake that took off at some point.
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