Paco & Lee

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Sacked out and so Sweet, my Angel Pacapoo💖🦜💖 #paco #lovebirds #parrot #bird #myboy

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I'm happy to repost this video of manatees I was fortunate to see in Florida in February 2020. It was a dream come true 💖 #florida #wildlife #manatee #nature #photography

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Vedauwoo recreation area is a stunning geological oasis of 1.4 billion-year-old pink Sherman Granite formations. It is located in southeastern Wyoming in the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest at an elevation of 8,200 feet. The name "Vedauwoo" (pronounced VEE-da-voo) translates to "earth-born". Known for its gravity-defying, wind-sculpted rock formations, Vedauwoo is a renowned destination for outdoor recreation, camping and history. Long before European settlers arrived, the region was home to nomadic hunters for at least 8,000 years. By the 1700s and 1800s, the area was primary territory for the Arapaho and Cheyenne Native Americans. Both tribes held the "Vedauwoo Rocks" as a deeply sacred area. Their concept of the "sacred" was entirely intertwined with nature. They believed the Great Spirit manifested through physical elements: the wind, thunderstorms, eagles, and unique topography. The giant, wind-carved granite towers of Vedauwoo were viewed as places where the barrier between the physical and spiritual worlds was incredibly thin. "The pink monoliths stand in silence, stacked like forgotten altars by the slow hands of time. Step softly upon this ancient ground to feel the weight of billions of years, a quiet space where the earth still breathes." #wyoming #rockformation #geology #nativeamerican #sacred