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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!!!
Image by reynolds.james.e
Who is ready to rock the party? Me.
How hard did the party rock? The decision was made to watch a movie instead of playing board games because 2 guys were too gone to handle counting. The 2 guys then passed out. Extended bouts of staring at "hanging from the bar" and "crossing the pool" or whatever the hell it's called on the TV because no one would make a decision on the movies I brought and I refuse to be Fun Hitler.
So I did what any fat party animal worth the title would in that situation. I ate more sausages.
Then we watched She Wolves of the Wasteland. Aw yeah.
Grand Canyon National Park: Mule Deer 0891
Image by Grand Canyon NPS
Mule deer, are among the most readily seen mammals on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Surefooted and nimble, they travel in and out of the canyon with ease as food and water dictate. The earliest trails into the canyon were likely built along deer paths. Mule deer are readily distinguished by their large ears. NPS photo by Michael Quinn
Never approach wild animals. Photograph all wildlife from the safety of your vehicle. Use telephoto lenses and observe quietly. It is dangerous, and illegal, to feed wild animals in a national park. Violators will be fined. Wildlife can become dependent upon handouts and lose their ability to hunt and forage. Such animals lose their fear of humans. They can become aggressive and bite, kick, or gore. Many are struck by cars while searching for handouts. Help us keep wildlife wild. Never feed or approach wildlife.
Read more about keeping wildlife wild. www.nps.gov/grca/naturescience/wildlife_alert.htm
