ABC Wed This weeks letter is "J"

If you would like to join see Mrsnesbitt's blogNot feeling all that chipper the last few days this is all i came up with. Sorry sort of boring but oh so good.

"J" for Jif Peanut butter
"J" For Jenny one of my kitty's

ABC Wed. Letter is "I"

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"I" For
Italian Restaurant"I " for Icy Road??? Don't look like its Icy does it?
"I" For Ice Water"I" For Icicle on the front over hang of our motor home

ABC Wed Todays Letter is "H"

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"H" is for Harley Limo, How would you like to have this?


"H" is for Horse Shoes At Hasslers RV park in Quartzite AZ.
"H" Is for Mr Hassler Who makes all these displays
"H" For HorseClick on photos for larger photo

Todays Letter is" G"

"G" is for Grandkids, Grandpa, & Mini Golf

"G" for Gold Bear on the Green Grass

"G" for Groomer, This was Princess's first time being groomed, she got the great sniffer from Oliver the cat after she got home.


Letter "G" for Grazing sheep

ABC Wed. Letter "F"

" F" for Flowering Cactus " F" for Flowering Cactus



" F " for Friends gathering for a Birthday Party

" F " for Fire" F " for Fence

ABC Wed Letter today is "E"

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" E " is for Electric Heater
"E" Is for my hubby's Elbow
"E" is for Eggs Which came first the egg or the chicken?

"D" for Mohave Desert

This is a Joshua Tree:

The unusual Joshua Tree grows in the protective setting of the Joshua Tree National Park in California and in the Joshua Forest Parkway in western Arizona. The Joshua Tree is the largest of the yuccas and grows only in the Mojave Desert. The Joshua Tree's height varies from 15 to 40 feet and has a diameter of 1 to 3 feet. The Joshua tree has a lifespan of about 200 years. The Joshua Tree is a member of the lily family. The growing

habitat of the Joshua Tree is similar to one of the palm trees.The Mojave or Mohave Desert, is the smallest of the four North American deserts. It lies in South Eastern California at 35° to 36° latitude North and 115° to 117° longitude East. The Mojave Desert is situated between the Great Basin Desert to the north (a cold desert) and the Sonoran desert to the south (a hot desert). The Colorado River runs through the east of it, and the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the west.
The Mojave Desert is special because it has a little bit of everything. People refer to the Mojave Desert as a "high desert" because it has an elevation of 2,000 to 5,000 feet. It changes from a cold desert in the northern section and a hot desert in the southern section. The Mojave Desert covers 25,000 square miles. There are some fascinating features to be found in this desert, especially the Kelso Dunes. The Kelso Dunes are the largest of the Mojave dune fields, reaching 500 to 600 feet in height. When you run down these dunes you can hear an unusual "barking" sound. It is not entirely understood yet but some people believe that grains of quartz and feldspar rubbing against each other cause it.
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