The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know
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That sap is really cool – so much in so many forms. Oooozy day.
Hope we can all visit the new Pecan Springs Karst one day – will need to keep a lookout for tour dates – sounds wonderful.
I don’t often have time to open the links but just had to check out the Pecan Springs Karst Preserve. How neat of a place and to be donated. Since I was at a cave this summer I could really picture the description of that. And the idea of water flowing right now through all this drought is amazing. Sounds like beautiful land.
Love the amber sap and all the shapes. I scroll slowly since you like to put in things that you see faces or animals in so I can guess before I get to the print. Yep I saw the dolphin right off.
It is exciting down here. After all that rain there are little green sprouts everywhere that I’m dying to know what they are. So hopeful when the seeds germinate and green starts to appear.
Kathy, So happy to hear you are finally getting some rain. And you get more to keep your new little sprouts going 🤞🏼Such a wonderful donation for sure! Can’t wait to see someday.
And that is why I keep hoping to see an insect stuck in one. No luck. Which to me makes those old amber with the insects even more incredible and probably? rare.?
That sap is really cool – so much in so many forms. Oooozy day.
Hope we can all visit the new Pecan Springs Karst one day – will need to keep a lookout for tour dates – sounds wonderful.
Beautiful sap! Looks like amber glass!
I don’t often have time to open the links but just had to check out the Pecan Springs Karst Preserve. How neat of a place and to be donated. Since I was at a cave this summer I could really picture the description of that. And the idea of water flowing right now through all this drought is amazing. Sounds like beautiful land.
Love the amber sap and all the shapes. I scroll slowly since you like to put in things that you see faces or animals in so I can guess before I get to the print. Yep I saw the dolphin right off.
It is exciting down here. After all that rain there are little green sprouts everywhere that I’m dying to know what they are. So hopeful when the seeds germinate and green starts to appear.
Kathy, So happy to hear you are finally getting some rain. And you get more to keep your new little sprouts going 🤞🏼Such a wonderful donation for sure! Can’t wait to see someday.
Amber was once sap so that sap may one day be amber. Tis beautiful.
And that is why I keep hoping to see an insect stuck in one. No luck. Which to me makes those old amber with the insects even more incredible and probably? rare.?
Claire, I fixed the link on the Modern Chemistry article. Thanks for the heads up.
I’m with Jeanne – let’s visit the Karst Springs reserve as soon as we can. Hooray for your post-rain green up, Kathy!