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Tuesday
May102011

Nature Refuge

"With freedom, books, flowers, and the moon,
who could not be happy?"
~Oscar Wilde

Cactus-filled photos from a field trip to the Fort Worth Nature Centure & Refuge. The 20+ kids in my younger daughter's class of 1st-3rd graders had a great time. These shots are from the "prairie" area of the refuge.

Reader Comments (4)

Ohhhh- I love these!!

05.10.2011 | Unregistered Commenterchel

Such beautiful photos! Love the huge cactus, so alien from what I see around here of course! :-)

05.10.2011 | Unregistered CommenteriHanna

Thanks for posting these of the area where you are is now. I can't imagine seeing the cactus in the wild like that. There is sun here today- I need to go be in it!!!

05.11.2011 | Unregistered CommenterCarol

If you get a chance take a day trip and go to Athens in East Texas to the Fish Hatchery. They have a great aquarium there with all kinds of Texas fish. The big display filled with catfish you can feed is a big hit with the kids. They also have a small lake where you can fish and they will supply poles, etc. It's a really nice picnicing, day with the kids thing to do. They even have a tram ride around where you can see the ponds where they raise the fish they release into lakes in Texas.

05.15.2011 | Unregistered CommenterJudy H

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