scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
I recived this pic in a series of 4 late in '07. Happened in Florida, finnaly had to kill the gator and the hung it from the rear of a backhoe. It was aprox 16' long. Age estimate was not certin. Cannon Man
I was playing golf (Florida) a couple of years ago, and a huge 12'to 14' gator launched itself out of a pond trying to snatch a large sandhill crane on the water's edge. I was about to tee off and this giant gator flew out of the water. Those f*ckers are fast. Bird got away though.
I fell in love with Gators when we recently visited Hilton Head Island for the first time and became obsessed with taking photos of them. What got me was how silently they can move through the water! Here are a few of the ones I got - from a safe distance of course.
Dayam, TFV! This is where you and part on reptile appreciation. Give me a legless snake any day of the week over those choppers!!! (holy krappers, change my nappers.)
Haha Juice! How can you not be impressed with their awesome power??
You should have seen the look on my cousin's face the first morning we went for a walk and she realized there were gators in those little canals! I knew ahead of time of course but didn't DARE let on.
I recived this pic in a series of 4 late in '07. Happened in Florida, finnaly had to kill the gator and the hung it from the rear of a backhoe. It was aprox 16' long. Age estimate was not certin.
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Gator? OMG, I didn't notice it.
ReplyDeleteNice sized deer too.
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I was playing golf (Florida) a couple of years ago, and a huge 12'to 14' gator launched itself out of a pond trying to snatch a large sandhill crane on the water's edge. I was about to tee off and this giant gator flew out of the water. Those f*ckers are fast. Bird got away though.
ReplyDeleteI fell in love with Gators when we recently visited Hilton Head Island for the first time and became obsessed with taking photos of them. What got me was how silently they can move through the water! Here are a few of the ones I got - from a safe distance of course.
ReplyDeleteTFV
Dayam, TFV!
ReplyDeleteThis is where you and part on reptile appreciation. Give me a legless snake any day of the week over those choppers!!!
(holy krappers, change my nappers.)
Haha Juice! How can you not be impressed with their awesome power??
ReplyDeleteYou should have seen the look on my cousin's face the first morning we went for a walk and she realized there were gators in those little canals! I knew ahead of time of course but didn't DARE let on.
I got some great baby pics too! So cute!
TFV
Isn't this baby precious?
ReplyDeleteTFV
NO! Not precious.
ReplyDeleteJuice, just think of that baby as an incipient handbag. Or pair of FABulous pumps!
ReplyDeleteHmm. "FABulous?" Maybe it's a gaytor.
Gators ... YEEF!
ReplyDeleteNobody found the "Shadow"
ReplyDeleteSorry Rodge, I'm not seeing it.
ReplyDeleteToo nuanced maybe? :)
ReplyDeleteTFV
peasants
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