Milk Flower
Sunday, May 20th, 2007
Isla Mujeres, Mexico
I call this “milk flower” only because it oozes a white sticky substance all over you if you attempt to break off a bunch of these. It’s better to just look without touching.
Isla Mujeres, Mexico
I call this “milk flower” only because it oozes a white sticky substance all over you if you attempt to break off a bunch of these. It’s better to just look without touching.
Rockport, Texas
Isla Providencia, Colombia
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Parque National Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica, 2006
You may remember way back in 2006 we talked about meeting a sloth on the road. Here is the long awaited video. Thanks to Sage for helping me figure out the flash. Let me know if you can’t get it to play.
Because I like to have a photo at the top of the page and the previous story didn’t have any photos to go along, here’s something from the Isla Providencia archives.
I don’t know what this building was originally intended for, but it had weeds growing on top of the walls and kids playing soccer inside.