The Wakodahatchee Wetlands is home to more than birds. The first iguana was lying quietly in a tree; the second was shaking his dewlap when I walked by, reminding me strongly of John Diefenbaker.
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Photo Memory of the Week
Posted: 2024 Nov 23
Music of the Week
You wouldn't believe how many awful songs have "pump" in their titles.
Instead, here are two "pump up" songs.Poetry of the Week
The pump
- EdgedevaIn the square,
The solitary pump no longer pumps.
Pumping had ceased and the pumpers had long gone with the disappearance Of the pumping handle.
The pump itself Remains,
blank testament to over one hundred and fifty years of hard earned
Water extraction. Now, office workers and tourists pass by, some solitary,
Some blankly and some.....wearing pumps.Posted: 2024 Nov 23
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Never thought of “the Chief” looking at an iguana, but you are quite right. In future I’ll have a new perspective on them. Wako is one of my favourite places in Florida.
(I know technically I can’t have more than one “favourite”)
Jim – If he’d cleared his throat or harrumphed, the impression would have been even stronger. I figured he was likely cooling off, but don’t really know. And Wako is now one of my favourite places, too! 🙂