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As I mentioned, when we visited Donna and Manolo on saturday, we went to the museum...
Then the MSU Horticulture Gardens
The frogs were so big, they hooked up drainage tubes so they didn't fill up the ponds with waste. Actually, this was a giant spitting frog. Just out of the picture to the left, there's a gate on a post. Spinning it around operates the pump, which shoots water from the mouth of the frog. So the idea is to ask someone to read what's on that bronze plaque. When they bend over to take a look, splash
Walking back across campus to
The Beal Botanical Gardens, where they had examples of every known plant that was native to Michigan. They had them grouped - medicinal plants, food plants, injurious plants, toxic plants...
Then the MSU Horticulture Gardens
The frogs were so big, they hooked up drainage tubes so they didn't fill up the ponds with waste. Actually, this was a giant spitting frog. Just out of the picture to the left, there's a gate on a post. Spinning it around operates the pump, which shoots water from the mouth of the frog. So the idea is to ask someone to read what's on that bronze plaque. When they bend over to take a look, splash
Walking back across campus to
The Beal Botanical Gardens, where they had examples of every known plant that was native to Michigan. They had them grouped - medicinal plants, food plants, injurious plants, toxic plants...
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Date: 2009-08-15 12:59 am (UTC)From::)
Not just plants form Michigan but from may parts of the world!
I can't recall if Cyn was doing yoga as we walked.
:D