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Rifle Falls is the main attraction in Rifle Falls State Park, operated by @coparkswildlife. The falls are easily accessible from the parking lot. In addition, a 1.5 mile loop trail will take visitors past limestone caves, up to a plateau with a fishing pond, and to the top of the falls.⁠
On the road again. View from VANgo at my @harvesthosts stay. Thank you @peachforfruitandwine for a lovely evening of fuchsia sky in your peach orchard and vineyard.⁠
Can't go to the islands without posting a token picture of a palm tree. View from our room to the west @ansechastenet.⁠
Another favorite siting on my birthday...a juvenile lettuce slug. We saw five lettuce slugs. Four were adults, but this was a juvenile. It's colors are more vibrant, and it is not fully covered in "light green leaves" for which it is named.⁠
One of the highlights of my 50th birthday was seeing not one, but two elusive seahorses. I could have watched this brilliant orange seahorse for our entire dive.⁠
Colorful sky on our sunset cruise in St. Lucia. We always had some activity going at Anse Chastenet.⁠
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