Incognito

At first glance, any hiker would have walked right on by. If you are a "geo cacher", you would have found your treasure! Though we do admit, we didn't find our treasure due to our keen geo caching skills, though they got us close. No, it was sheer awe in nature at perfect log that made us pick this one up, and viola! It was our hidden box! And we can only tell you this baby can be found on the Northside.

Mini Stonehenge

Minding our own business (sorta) in the outskirts of the USC parking lot we came upon these neat stone arrangements. See the white ones in the background too? They look like snow, but they are white rock. In the warmer months, we'd guess its a nice sitting area, with a man made spring running through it.

Cozy Camouflage?

This rather large nest, seen at the Morton Elementary park, was is inhabited. Perhaps the warmer days have fooled the resident to stay home for the winter.

Rock Lobster: Teddy's Choice

Yes, it is odd to see a lobster wandering around Colorado, so we see why this was of interest
to those young at heart. Though we admit its not that uncommon if you are at the north side Red Lobster.

Duck's Eye View

We think this picture looks like it should be a setting in an old 50's black and white movie. We can picture the moon in the background and fog...No, its not a big city bridge. This where our duck pal from yesterday was headed!

Arches and Marches

This little guy marches alone across the front of the historical bridge in Mineral Palace Park

Globes of Light

These neat little globes sit atop the posts on the bridge in Mineral Palace Park. We think they are quite elegant and add to the great history of the park.

Coffee Bot

With the sun ricocheting off every angle of this gent, it was hard to get a clear picture, but he can be seen sipping a cup of joe at a coffee shack near 29th and Elizabeth. No, its not a real person in a costume, its lifelike coffee house art.