Rain, Birds, and Volcano Walls, My Day in El Valle, Panamá.
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[image: Bay Wren]El Valle de Antón, or just El Valle, is a small town built
right inside the crater of an extinct volcano, one of the few places like
it in...
13 hours ago
7 comments:
I've never sent anything for the carnival... I don't think I can 'compete' with such wonderful bloggers :)
All right then Mel, come back on 15May for the carnival.
Any rules I should know about? I've never participated before either.
Hi Chirsss,
I and the Bird is a compendium of blog writing about wild birds and bird watching. So, all you have to do to join the carnival is send me a link of an appropriate post from your blog. It is that simple. Oh! and come back on the 15 May.
Hi Chrisss,
Could you please drop me an e-mail to gallicissa AT gmail DOT com. I have some suggestions for you.
I'll say it again. Great job on the #75 Carnival.
Thanks for the recent visit of the Beetles Playing Rugby. It was a fun post.
We used to get a channel featuring Rugby games. It has gone away. I really miss it. The game has a lot of finesse. I don't think most Americans understand the game. Too bad.
Have a great week,
Troy
Hi Troy,
Thanks again!
Glad to know that you like your Rugby!
Thanks to the British, we too have inherited a good local Club/School Rugby scene over here. My school St Peter's College is the reigning double-champions, having won the 'league' and the 'knock-out' tournament last year! Although cricket predominates in the media, the crowd turnaround in the domestic cricket matches is extremely poor in sharp contrast to local club/school rugby matches where you almost always have packed grounds!
You too have a great week!
I hope you will have time to take the quiz!!
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