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Our Liatris Spicata (Purple Spike) flowers grew next to the driveway.
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Toys were in a window over a clothing store on Upper Grant Avenue.
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A statue of a black bear was in Safari Village.
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The sign for Safari Village was over the entrance. Posters advertised a camel ride and a chance to feed a giraffe.
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The children's play area, at Wildlife Safari, was located under sunlit trees.
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Duck weed grew in the 2nd pond, illuminated by the sun.
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Some ripe backberries were available on our backyard blackberry brush.
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More murals were painted on the front of a closed store on Powell Street.
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Murals were painted on the front of a closed store on Powell Street.
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A field in Golden Gate Park with a road beyond.
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A play area for children was available at Wildlife Safari.
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More buds were beginning to show in our Monster raised garden in the frontyard.
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Pink ribbon on metal posts divided one row of parking from another.
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Brass symbols embedded in the road indicated this was a path for pedestrians and bicycles.
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Buds were beginning to show in our Monster raised garden in the frontyard.
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Pond plants grew in the 2nd pond, dug beyond the wooden bridge.
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At another time our blackberry bush was loaded with blooms.
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Many cars were parked in the Oregon Country Fair parking lot on dirt.
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(80 views) Everyone's favorite rodent, the Capybara! I have wanted to see one in the wild since I was 10 years old and first read about them in a library book.
I saw a large family group of about 5 adults and many young ones. Looking like guinea pigs on steroids they still managed to be adorable.
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(80 views) Another capybara from the same family group as yesterday's posting. The staff from the Camp put out piles of leaves near the shore of a lake on their property. This tempted the capybaras to come close enough to be seen from the little boats we were in.
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(79 views) This tortoise was only about a foot long but may grow to be three feet long and a couple of hundred pounds.
He seemed alert and happy and was savagely attacking his lawn.
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(78 views) Even the doves on the grounds of the hotel seemed exotic.
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This is the boat on which we toured the Amazon. The crew were wonderfully helpful and knowledgeable. It was our second GAP (Great Adventure People) tour and we weren't disappointed.
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(77 views) I know this is a male 3-toed sloth because I also got some photos of his back which had the distinctive male marking. We were very lucky on this day and saw several sloths fairly close up and most were actually moving.
By contrast, in Costa Rica we saw a few sloths but each one looked like a large ball of moss.
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