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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Aren't you the one who told me to make it blue and underline it?
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Yes...that's why it's so funny that I fell for it!
Well one of these days I'm actually going to make it a link and you'll be happy you clicked!
acishere
Well-Known Member
I'll give it to my coworker so she can just play this on a loop instead of her radio. So in the end things will pretty much stay the same.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I will have to let my husband know about this Wife Appreciation day, today. Maybe I can con him into a foot rub!
acishere
Well-Known Member
Hopefully no one misreads that and combines the two together.
trr1
Well-Known Member
well Husband Appreciation day is in April he may want you do do something for him
Arthur Wellesley
Well-Known Member
So how about some pics from our Florida adventure the past couple weeks? I couldn't really come up with a proper name for this trip / photo report, so why not call it:
Arthur's Epic Nature & Wildlife Adventurepalooza Trip Report
Part I
Starting off with some pictures from the Everglades National Park in south Florida. (September 12th - September 16th)
This was my first trip to the Everglades, but will certainly not be my last. Beautiful national park! Despite the heat & mosquitos (more on the mosquitos later), it was by far one of the most beautiful places I've ever been, hands down. Getting to experience the place with my favorite hiking buddy in the world, my Dad, made the adventure even more special.
Even when a thunderstorm is looming on the horizon, you simply cannot beat the ambience of this pristine environment.
Panther crossing sign greeted us as we were driving toward our first hiking trail. Sadly, no panthers made any appearances this trip. What we did NOT see were any Bob Saget crossing signs, which makes me wonder if Bob stays more to the deep woods & less toward the roadways.
A random hawk sitting on a road sign post as we slowly drove by. This hawk appeared to be keeping a sharp eye out for Bob Saget as much as we were.
A deer feeding amongst the shrubberies.
Up next: Our first hiking trail in the Everglades...the Anhinga Trail. Would we see alligators? Would we see BIG alligators? Would the alligators be right off the trail, soaking up the shade, nearly feet from where we were? Find out in Part 2. To be continued...
Arthur's Epic Nature & Wildlife Adventurepalooza Trip Report
Part I
Starting off with some pictures from the Everglades National Park in south Florida. (September 12th - September 16th)
This was my first trip to the Everglades, but will certainly not be my last. Beautiful national park! Despite the heat & mosquitos (more on the mosquitos later), it was by far one of the most beautiful places I've ever been, hands down. Getting to experience the place with my favorite hiking buddy in the world, my Dad, made the adventure even more special.
Even when a thunderstorm is looming on the horizon, you simply cannot beat the ambience of this pristine environment.
Panther crossing sign greeted us as we were driving toward our first hiking trail. Sadly, no panthers made any appearances this trip. What we did NOT see were any Bob Saget crossing signs, which makes me wonder if Bob stays more to the deep woods & less toward the roadways.
A random hawk sitting on a road sign post as we slowly drove by. This hawk appeared to be keeping a sharp eye out for Bob Saget as much as we were.
A deer feeding amongst the shrubberies.
Up next: Our first hiking trail in the Everglades...the Anhinga Trail. Would we see alligators? Would we see BIG alligators? Would the alligators be right off the trail, soaking up the shade, nearly feet from where we were? Find out in Part 2. To be continued...
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
The better question is is Bob Saget sitting right off the trail, soaking up the shade, nearly feet from where you were?So how about some pics from our Florida adventure the past couple weeks? I couldn't really come up with a proper name for this trip / photo report, so why not call it:
Arthur's Epic Nature & Wildlife Adventurepalooza Trip Report
Part I
Starting off with some pictures from the Everglades National Park in south Florida. (September 12th - September 16th)
This was my first trip to the Everglades, but will certainly not be my last. Beautiful national park! Despite the heat & mosquitos (more on the mosquitos later), it was by far one of the most beautiful places I've ever been, hands down. Getting to experience the place with my favorite hiking buddy in the world, my Dad, made the adventure even more special.
Even when a thunderstorm is looming on the horizon, you simply cannot beat the ambience of this pristine environment.
Panther crossing sign greeted us as we were driving toward our first hiking trail. Sadly, no panthers made any appearances this trip. What we did NOT see were any Bob Saget crossing signs, which makes me wonder if Bob stays more to the deep woods & less toward the roadways.
A random hawk sitting on a road sign post as we slowly drove by. This hawk appeared to be keeping a sharp eye out for Bob Saget as much as we were.
A deer feeding amongst the shrubberies.
Up next: Our first hiking trail in the Everglades...the Anhinga Trail. Would we see alligators? Would we see BIG alligators? Would the alligators be right off the trail, soaking up the shade, nearly feet from where we were? Find out in Part 2. To be continued...
Lucky
Well-Known Member
One day is enough? What a relief. I've been wasting a lot of effort those other 364 days.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I want your wife's version of this story before I applaud you.
Lucky
Well-Known Member
Remember I said "effort," not "results."