The sky was beautiful that day. I stood and watched for hours as the colors constantly changed. 

We wonder what will happen after we die and this may be an omen. We may be forgotten. You can see the marker in the lower right corner but others are scattered around on the ground. One stone mentioned a man born in 1780 and a veteran of the war of 1812. 

This is a marker dedicated to the people of Bloomingdale who kept a stop on the underground railroad. The marker is located in the woods along US 41 near Bloomingdale.  

Turkey Run woods in the winter 

This is the Lusk home in Turkey Run.  

The beavers are busy. 

Root systems make unusual designs in the rocky ground. 

This white barked tree is a contrast in the winter scene. 

Rock cliff. You don't think of these kinds of sites in Indiana. 

Give me a little room, please. This tree could have found a better place to grow. 

Looking out onto Sugar Creek.  

Details of the Narrows Bridge 

Looking out the window of the bridge onto Sugar Creek. You can almost hear the water rippling across the rocks. 

I went to Turkey Run State Park the other day. This is the Narrows Bridge. 

Black swan - Australia 

Bald eagle 

Pretty bird. I didn't get the name of this bird. I think it is some kind of finch. 

Flamingo 

Real or Memorex? I thought these birds were those yard ornaments. They were all standing very still for a long time. Then one moved and surprised me.  

Black necked Swan - native to South America 

Beautiful animal 

I wonder what he would taste like. 

It's right there to the left of my tongue. 

I want to get out of here. 

I wonder if he sees that string hanging from my mouth.