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Violet made this mud brick at the San Pasqual battle of 1846 reenactment activiites that they had for the kids.
Disgusting dog...turned my yard to mud and brings it in with him whenever it rains. He got taken out front and hosed down (with warm water).
Sand + Water + Sunshine. Nothing else needed. It's a pleasure to watch the kids play (oh well...I still bake the occasional mudpie as well I must admit)
Domino discovers that puddles are more fun if you actually bury your nose in the mud at the bottom and then roll over several times. I think this is his attempt to look apologetic, but he doesn't do it very well.
These mud volcanos are unique to Azerbaijan. Unlike volcanos, they are cold mud. Water seeped into the earth, and pressure formed to spill the mud from craters. These mud volcanos are close to Qobustan nature reserve one and a hlaf hours away from Baku.
Mid February and it's 57 degrees. Some weather.
Camden is a beautiful town, but not everywhere and not always.