Below: What are Ellen Klages, Charles Vess and Karen Vess looking at?
Sunday, March 28, 2010
ICFA-31: A Friday outing
Several of us, conference-crazed, took advantage of the nice weather by fleeing the hotel Friday afternoon for the Nature Conservancy's Disney Wilderness Preserve, just south of nearby Kissimmee.
Below: What are Ellen Klages, Charles Vess and Karen Vess looking at?
Below: Oh, it's a family of sandhill cranes.
Below: Karen Vess and Ellen Klages on the boardwalk.
Below: Two views from the boardwalk.
Below: Ellen Klages meets a turtle.
Below: The turtle demands a close-up. Moments later, it got tired of us and crawled off the road and safely back into the brush.
I wish I had taken some photos of East Lake Fish Camp, a bit of Old Florida where we relaxed and ate exactly the lunch we wanted (catfish and beer, in my case). I did, however, take a photo to prove exactly why straying off the "main roads" in the Orlando area can be so bewildering, at the intersection of Boggy Creek Road and Boggy Creek Road:
(Yes, we all immediate thought of the 1972 drive-in classic The Legend of Boggy Creek -- it was that sort of crowd -- but I believe that was set in Arkansas, not Florida.)
Below: What are Ellen Klages, Charles Vess and Karen Vess looking at?
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