Also, check out my fabulous Jane Austen Book Purse, featured on my Wordless Wednesday post.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
All things are artificial, for nature is the art of God. - Thomas Browne
With pleasure, I camped out with friends at Caddo Lake State Park last week. The park is located in Uncertain, Texas, which, all by itself, calls out to be visited.
Also, check out my fabulous Jane Austen Book Purse, featured on my Wordless Wednesday post.
Also, check out my fabulous Jane Austen Book Purse, featured on my Wordless Wednesday post.
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This is really pretty. Hello from a fellow Texan. I've never been to Caddo Lake and didn't know about Uncertain. Love the name. I have been to Jefferson, just down the road a piece. Looks like a good time.
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ReplyDeleteHello, neighbor! Thanks for stopping by. I've been to Jefferson numerous times and love it there, too.
You are right, I'm going to be looking up Uncertain, Texas right after I post this. Your shots are wonderful thanks for sharing your trip.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great place to camp and canoe! And it looks like you had some good weather, too.
ReplyDeleteThat name makes it seem mysterious like something out of a movie. I hope you had a great time! (I'm so not a camping person anymore.)
ReplyDeleteThe photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe park looks lonesome and forlorn. Now the book purse...that is another story. Can it actually hold anything other than a book?
ReplyDeleteThat looks beautiful! I love the reflections in the water.
ReplyDeleteKaren, these shots are great. It looks very peaceful here.
ReplyDeleteUncertain sounds like a great setting for a book! Wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your comments. This was truly a great trip enjoyed by all. We were in cabins so not really roughing it too much.
ReplyDeleteAnd Anne B., the book purse will hold as much as a small clutch. Even my Kindle fits in it, which is sort of ironic. :)
Such lovely photos...Looks like a nice place to stay.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely photos...Looks like a nice place to stay.
ReplyDeleteUncertain, Texas. That's a fantastic name. Summer amusements in the off season always look a bit sad.
ReplyDeleteNice photos. I love places with unusual names. I love the repetition in the first two shots.
ReplyDeleteI like the angle on that shot with the trees..and the finale is lovely!
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