09/03/2009 16:28:38

Just stopped by to say hello, Stay safe, good luck and happy hunting this season!
God Bless!!

08/31/2009 12:41:15

Hello from Gteam!! Hows everything going?

08/31/2009 07:34:46

Some new pictures I took over the weekend, just to brighten up your day a little!

08/31/2009 00:07:12

I HAVE SOME FRIENDS THAT ITHINKTHEY LIVE IN BRANDENTON HOPE TOHEAR FROM U SOON THANK;S

08/30/2009 23:51:59

Good luck this season.

~TBW~

08/20/2009 15:58:25

As the time for season draws near we are offering a CamoSpace friend offer!! To all my CamoSpace Friends from now until the end of Sept. 2009 get 25% off any Outdoor Success Listed online price! Just for being our friend and sharing a love for the out of doors.

Come see us at www.outdoorsuccess.net or just google Outdoor Success

Talk to ya all soon Rob (Outdoor Success)

08/04/2009 15:43:58

Just dropping by to say "HEY" from the new Mr. and Mrs. Green!!

06/02/2009 13:12:35

Every flower has a history and every flower symbolizes something. Often the history and symbols are confusing and contradictory but they are still fascinating. If your birthday is in the month of June, your flower is the rose. Here is the story and language of your flower.

The Linguistic Roots for the Name Rose
The Latin name for the rose, rosa, literally means red. Diana Wells suggests that saying that rose means red is like saying the heart is a muscle situated on the left side of the rib cage, it is an incomplete understanding of what the blossom symbolizes.

History of the Flower
Quite possibly the most popular flower in the history of the world, the rose has a multitude of legends and myths surrounding it. A flower of such prominence must be related to the gods of our world or at least one would think so when considering the wealth of otherworldly associations attached to the blossom. Was the smile of Amor the source of our first rose or did it fall from the hair of the goddess of dawn, Aurora?

The sweet scent and frowsy beauty of the blossom resulted in it being popular among the rulers of this world. The infamous Cleopatra had her pillows filled with rose petals. Romans used petals to decorate their feasts and even had canopies filled to shower petals upon the guests. Sometimes the Romans love of roses became too much and the shower of petals would actually smother guests.

The Symbolism of Roses
Jewish legends attributed the color of the rose to the first blood that darkened the earths soil. The Teutons believed the rose was a symbol of the underworld and called their battlefields rose gardens.

Just wanted to give you a reason to smile today!

05/11/2009 16:16:48

If you don't mind me asking what is the story behind the fawn in your gallery?

Steve
www.muledeercountry.com

05/11/2009 00:14:57

Hope you had a great Mother's Day!!!

04/30/2009 12:08:18

Just stopping by top say hi! - Jeff

04/08/2009 23:40:50

Nice Elk Jacylynn... Co elk... got my first elk in C as well.... Big old 6x6 :)

04/08/2009 23:37:59

Hello

From The Bisbee Boys

04/06/2009 08:09:33

The April flower is the daisy. Daisies are associated with innocence. The gerbera daisy has large colorful blooms, which has made it a favorite with flower lovers. There is a legend that a nymph wanting to escape unwanted attention, transformed herself into the daisy. Ever after this the April birth flower has the flower meaning of implicity and modesty. An alternate birth flower for April is the sweet pea.

The Gerbera Daisy is a perennial favorite. This daisy and April birth flower is a wonderful flower to design boquets with as it can be the focal point or an accent. The Gerbera Daisy is actually a perennial herb native to South Africa. The Gerbera Daisy is also known as the African Daisy, Transvaal Daisy, Gerb, and Barberton Daisy. It is one of the most popular cut flowers.

Just thought maybe you could use a flower today! If that made ya smile, my mission was accomplished!

03/31/2009 11:01:41

thanks for adding me. have a good week and drop me a line sometime.