

Great foggy vistas:

Turkeys. What a life. Hang out near the river during the day and then migrate over to Bong's Grocery for some Keystone Ice and Twinkie remnants at night. Like to see a bald eagle do that. Benjamin Franklin was right when he wanted the scrappy turkey to be our national symbol.

Don't forget the Photoshop contest!
2 comments:
I'd guess the tracks are from Natatorium Park.
Too far from Nat Park, I think, Jacque. Unless someone dumped them there after the park was dismantled. That may be a likely scenario. Maybe that's what you're saying. They do look about the right size for some kind of ride.
We go to Sans Souci all the time. There is still a little of Nat Park to be seen there!
I've got the Nat Park book, I will have to do a little perusing today.
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