Here's a view of the water oaks along the trail:
Other than some nice vacation days running on the trail, it hasn't been a good week for nukes.
There's an "organic crawfish" farm on the road to the nuke plant:
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Mud Bugs
Where I grew up, we could catch crayfish in the pond with a chicken bone on a string. Down here, the "mud bugs" literally live in the mud. Here are some crayfish chimneys along the running trail:
Here's a view of the water oaks along the trail:
Other than some nice vacation days running on the trail, it hasn't been a good week for nukes.
There's an "organic crawfish" farm on the road to the nuke plant:
Here's a view of the water oaks along the trail:
Other than some nice vacation days running on the trail, it hasn't been a good week for nukes.
There's an "organic crawfish" farm on the road to the nuke plant:
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Hi- I'm wondering if you'd be willing to let me use your Mud-Bug photo for an interpretive sign at a wetlands education center in Rochester, MN. If so, I will credit you, just email me how you'd want the credit to read (i.e. First Name Last Name, or First initial Last Name, etc.). Thanks!
Cascade Meadow Wetlands & Environmental Science Center.
www.cascademeadow.org
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