This week’s Foto Friday Fun features 10 images chosen by readers from my photo files including Red Hartebeests in South Africa.
Diane and Nigel chose #109. This is a painting hanging in the museum at Mesa Verde National Park so an artist’s interpretation of what Cliff Palace would have looked like when occupied by the native people.
Donna chose #697. I believe she is on a role with the hike on Wire Pass trail back in 2011.
Sherry and David chose #7210. These Red Hartebeests were seen at Karoo National Park in South Africa but this park is about more than wildlife as the geology and fossils were fascinating as well. Plus there was a huge resident Leopard tortoise in camp.
Jeff chose #8445, “the number of miles in this years road trip.” Probably no more than 8.4 miles of gravel on Forest Road 270 is where I saw these fall aspen on the Kaibab National Forest on 9-26-14. The colors are just barely changing right now.
Yogi chose #5000. Believe it or not, #5000 has been very popular and this is the only image that hasn’t been used. Sunset from Crazy Jug Point during my most recent visit there 8-8-17.
Pam and John chose #7119. Another Red Hartebeest in Karoo National Park from the previous day during the visit above.
Yogi chose #5001 as his second number choice this week. He’s had a lot on his mind lately. These are hyena tracks seen on a road in Kruger National Park.
Patti and Abi chose #430. My ring tray from 2008 and there’s been more added to it since then. Have I mentioned being addicted to jewelry?
Sallie and Bill chose #9898, “the birth date of one our all-grow-up-now grandsons.” With April snow coming to the North Rim this budding aspen may never grow up. This was my RV view back in 2015.
Jodee and Bill got #23 for the number of words in their comment. A not so good image from 2002 of a Ranger cabin in the Siskiyou National Forest in Oregon.
My choice from August 25th, fee free day when the National Park Service celebrated its 101st birthday. I worked at the entrance station for a few hours that day to greet visitors and give them a park map
Thank you for playing along with Foto Friday Fun which allows me to share these photographs and memories. Please join in next week by leaving a number between 1 and 9999 in your comment below.
Do you have a favorite this week?
Hah, I guess that I cheated, and you went along with it. You are so understanding, I have had a lot on my mind.
I love the jewelry. My mother had a lot of Native American jewelry that I inherited from her. I kept it all for several years and then gave it all to my sister who will pass it on to her daughters.
Some of my jewelry was inherited but mostly I’ve bought for years. Think of it as my retirement. You get #007 Bond.
Oops, I’m going with 007 this week because I am watching Skyfall on the telebision.
5494 for next week please. Maybe if I do it first, I won’t keep forgetting!
I love finding little cabins and out buildings in the wild. I can always imagine waking up there in all four seasons.
The Hartebeests are incredible – such beautiful animals. I love the jewelry. What an amazing collection!
I always wish to know who built the old places and hear their stories. #5494 for you next week.
I love any of the wildlife photos, especially those from South Africa:) I enjoying coming upon buildings on any hike. Love the one in Bill and Jodee’s number choice.
#9700
I too am always excited to see wildlife, anywhere. Sure wish those old buildings could share their stories. #9700 for you next week.
Great series of photos once again but I love our painting, it is fantastic and my favourite this week. Can you just imagine living in a place like that, Also of course, as always, I love the South African photos. Have a great weekend and 909 for next week please. Diane and Nigel.
P.S. I note somehow there is an https in front of my blog address not sure how it got there but it will not let me delete the ‘s’ !!!!
Thanks Diane. I could easily live in the cliff dwellings. You get #909 next week.
I liked my scenic choice this week. And, of course, you can’t go wrong with wildlife.
Next week: #707
You’ve been getting quite a bit of Wire Pass lately. Let’s see what #707 brings you next week.
What’s not to like about the cabin in the Siskiyou? Haven’t been there often but enjoy every moment. I’d like 4645 the model number of my replacement converter.
The Siskiyou is such an incredibly diverse forest. You get #4645.
Wow! That’s a lot of rings! 🙂
Next week #440, please.
p.s. Hello from Seville, Spain!
And that’s only some of them along with bracelets, necklaces and earrings. #440 for you next week, in Spain.