This is a tourist spot in Spain called "Caminito del Rey" - "The King's Little Walkway." It had been closed, but is set to reopen soon for reasons I can't figure. No walkway should be this harrowing, but then again, it's a free world. Don't look for me there!
Our friends at NOAA got this picture of a raincloud from above, for the benefit of those of us who are usually on the other end of one - and that's all of us.
The person who shared this is an urban beekeeper with his apiary on the roof of a tall building. They say that urban New York City honey can be quite tasty because the bees can graze on rooftop flower gardens all over the big town.
I will admit, my method of smuggling beer into ballgames was always to cover a six with peanuts in the shell, but this is a better way - make a beerito and carry it proudly right up to your seat!
Sometimes, the perfect thing for lunch is the good old Powerhouse sandwich. Mayo, lettuce, tomato, sprouts and Muenster cheese on 117-grain bread! You can't go wrong!
This is an ad from 1953, long before everyone woke up and realized that clowns are creepy. I think it's the tiny hats.
Time for Easter eggs and all the fun of springtime!
Mason Jars are so handy to drink from, to put up fruits and vegetables in, and to hold straws. The straws add a nice touch of color to this picture.
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