A Carcass for Marcus

 A Carcass for Marcus

 A limerick and that's all.

 Enjoy!

© - KJA - 11/25

No Samples

 No Samples

A limerick and that's all.

Enjoy!

This Queen Bee (offering no samples) was spotted during an enjoyable visit through the Union Square Farmer's Market in New York City on a mid-November afternoon. For more information on the Union Square Greenmarket, please enjoy the video clips shown below.

KJA - 11/25 (limerick and still photos)

Black Cat Gray Squirrel

 Black Cat Gray Squirrel

A limerick and that's all.

Enjoy!

On a pleasant November afternoon, these two beauties were caught posing on a stump strategically placed within Gramercy Park in downtown Manhattan. While the black cat (being inanimate) could not move, the other (gray squirrel) most certainly could, but chose not to, posing patiently for several minutes. Definitely deserving a peanut.

For more information on Gramercy Park in New York City, please enjoy the videos shown below.

© - KJA - 11/25 (limerick and still photos)

Tree Amputee

 Tree Amputee

A limerick and that's all.

Enjoy!

A very large, old and quite contorted European beech tree spotted in the Boston Public Garden during a recent visit to downtown Boston. Having survived a drastic surgical procedure, this grande dame appears to be missing half of her trunk. Nevertheless, she flourishes, still providing shade, foliage and beauty within the first botanical garden in the United States.

For more information on the Boston Public Garden, please enjoy the videos shown below.

© - KJA - 11/25 (limerick & photos)