A lil bit of Valley Park Nature

First Picture is a big ol' toad.
Last three are of a faux Copperhead (Chicken Snake).

Huntsville Three Caves

At the time my cousin and I went to Three Caves, there was a lot of storm cellars inside of the cave with paintings left on them. The people who was doing this was getting the art work from some book and just painting that onto the cellars. One cave that I had observed had the golden Rule on it. There was also a table with lots and lots of food and beverage; and on the ground next to the table was a variety of power tools. I can't belive they just left their stuff there knowing people can just walk in there (like us). At the entrance there was a lot of stage lights, I reckin those would be used for the people painting the storm cellars. At one of the other entrances we saw an old camping trailer that was urty much cleaned out, and we also saw one of those ATVs (like the John Deer Gator), which it still had the key in it. So finally some photos of The Three Caves at the foot of Monte Sano Mountain in Huntsville, Al. most of the photos aren't perfect looking but atleast it is possible to make out what is in the picture.
-->The first picture there are tires and barrels, which shouldn't have been there since there are cave tours during the day time, and man those barrels and tires sure did stink! And also, there is a moving truck and next to it there is the headlights of a Ford F-150 that was all beat up.
-->The next picture is one of 3 entrances (hence the name). The entrances are big enough to drive an 18 wheeler inside of the cave.
-->The third photo of a "points of interest" sign for the tours. As you can see we modified it; it describes "cave pearls" which where like pearls with dust on them, but a lot of them looked like corn after it was schucked off the cob. So that is why it says "aka cave corn."
-->The last two photos are of some graffiti that was apparently done by a "heather" that like Odie and Garfield.