Monegasque

gewone engelwortel – wild angelica Een schermbloemige soort met een fraai koepelvormig scherm is de gewone engelwortel, Angelica sylvestris. De planten kunnen erg groot worden en lijken in eerste instantie wat op gewone berenklauw. Maar de bladeren zijn meervoudig geveerd. De steel van de onderste, wortelstandige bladeren is hol en aan de zijde, die naar […]

engelwortel – wild Angelica

Copyright ©2022 Deborah M. Zajac. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. DO NOT USE MY IMAGES WITHOUT EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION! Hello! I’m back from taking a short blogging break. I have a few exciting things to share but, I haven’t been able to turn my mind to writing about them or processing my images yet. When I got […]

Friday’s Feathered Friends-Northern Cardinal Male

TANZANIA -This gorge is  a steep-sided ravine about 30 miles long, in the Rift Valley. The  Olduvai Gorge is commonly referred to as “The Cradle of Mankind.” This is site was made famous largely by the work started in the 1930’s by Louis and Mary Leakey. It is one of the most important prehistoric sites […]

ON SAFARI – SO MUCH TO SEE

There is nothing like fresh turned earth in Springtime The beauty of long furrows stretching across green fields Turned over by a three-bottom plow pulled by a Red Farmall tractor Watching the grass disappear as shiny plow-points dive deep under their roots Giving earthworms a thrill ride as they blink in the light of day […]

The Smell of Dirt

A history and legend filled roadside oddity can be found on CR 400S outside of Amity, Indiana  which is south of Indianapolis in Johnson County. The story begins in 1808 when 14 year old Nancy Kerlin married William Barnett. The couple had 11 kids. The only marker on the grave Fast forward to 1831, the […]

Indiana’s “Grave in the middle of the road”