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Snakes!!
Somewhere, NM - steelisreal - Friday, January 5th, 2007 : goo
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Took this at a rest stop in either arizona or new mexico. I can't remember now.
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GGP: 6th Jan 2007 - 16:28 GMT
when i was in second grade, my family relocated for a brief time from NYC to a suburb outside of Houston, Texas. behind our apartment was a big field. back behind that was an imposing barbed wire fence with a sign warning of rattle snakes. being a lover of snakes and other critters, I used to stand at the edge of barbed wire, desperately hoping to get a glimpse of a rattler. It was all I could do not to cross the barbed wire and conduct an all-out search for the deadly and fascinating serpents. on the "safe" side of the field were wonderful "horney toads" and, at dusk, hundreds of jack rabbits--rather impressive creatures of considerable size whose eyes shone in the dark. that field was magic to me--so full of life forms I'd never encountered in the big city. this picture evokes all the wonder and excitement of that time.
jack: 6th Jan 2007 - 19:12 GMT
i'm scared of snakes, spiders, and other critters. they give me the heeby jeeby. but horny toads, we have them all over brooklyn. i know of one horny toad and he lives down the block.
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