Alive and Kickin'
Back from the Tucson expedition and it was a hoot.
We saw:
The "Hotpaws Range," named after the rest stop were the sidewalk gets a bit too warm for pups.
The Gem show
Minerals
Fossils
Fluorescent Minerals
Hit our favorite bookstore
A weird motorcycle
A good time was had by all!!!
posted by The Phosgene Kid @ 8:10 PM
16 comments
16 Comments:
WOW! Cool Mountains!
ROCKHEAD!
That looked like so much fun!
But, dang if I didn't think that you found them (I lost part of m'choppers round the house) but then I looked.
Nah. Cave bear.
But, I gotta disagree with ya on that last.
Ain't no such thing as 'weird' motorcycles till we figure it all out. Heck, that might be a high-powered form of hybrid.
If there are minerals can vitamins be far behind... those fossils look like health food no?
Looks like fun!
did you spot any hillbillies?
You went on a picture spree!
very cool outing!!
What kind of critter was that skull when it had flesh?
The gem show looks neat! LittleBrother would love something like that.
Those fluro minerals... like, wow, I've never seen those before. Cool!
oooh.. u sure had a good time Phos.. i envy u. But at least u shared the pics! Nice Phos.
That's all the stuff that I would done on vacation. Bookstores and gems, minerals, and fossils exhibits. The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History is my favorite museum! Looks like you had fun!
halo incarnates
good for phos to be back. glad phos is ok.
I. Am. SO. JEALOUS.!!!!
Fossils, minerals, gems. Oh my!
CT, that would have been a cave bear, it's 25000 to 35000 years old... Says so on the tag. ;)
WOW
Nice skull ;)
Glad to know it went so well.
Great photos.
Die Murane: Nope, I wasn't there! (^_^)
Good to have you back Phos!
Great photos Phossy, especially the mountains...those minerals look so colourful, I would be hanging around the book stores too.
My son has a great collection of fossils,minerals and meteorites, he likes your photos.
I have some yellow and pink quartz, and an ammonite fossil in a piece of rock from Morocco. ♡
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