Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Below. Continue reading “Cross-Country Connections: Below”
Cross Country Connections
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Cross-Country Connections: Colorful
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Colorful. Continue reading “Cross-Country Connections: Colorful”
Cross-Country Connections: Clouds
Cross-Country Connections took a break, but I missed doing it so we’re bringing it back!
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Clouds.
Cross-Country Connections: Sculpture
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Sculptures.
From Mom in Hagerstown, Maryland:
This is the Sunsphere from the 1982 World’s Fair Park. Saw it with Brianne on our Southern tour last year. Love car trips. 
From me in Minneapolis, Minnesota:
Artsy-fartsy filtered photo of the artsy-fartsy Chihuly glass sculpture in the lobby of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
From Erin in Takoma Park, Maryland:
One of the 90+ memorial sculptures at Antietam National Battlefield in Western Maryland.
Cross-Country Connections: Hidden
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Hidden.
From Erin in Takoma Park, Maryland:
Searching for groundhogs at Antietam National Battlefield.
From Mom in Hagerstown, Maryland:
Mary Maloney’s has a hidden garden right in the middle of Biloxi’s casino strip. The tree, The Patriarch, is said to be 2000 years old! The giant bug is not.
From me in Minneapolis, Minnesota:
NO – do not want to wake up. Cannot make.
Cross-Country Connections: Adventure
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Adventure.
From me in Minneapolis, Minnesota:
Sunday was a group ride with the Twin City Riders. We rode northeast out of the city, along the Mississippi River and through some really beautiful rural areas in Western Wisconsin. My friend and rider took this photo – that’s me in the foreground.
From Erin in Takoma Park, Maryland:
From our Memorial Day adventure to Lost River in West Virginia. It was a shocking beautiful trip. This view is of Kimsey Run Lake.
From Mom in Hagerstown, Maryland:
This is usually the start of my adventures.
Cross-Country Connections: Owl
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Owl.
From Mom in Hagerstown, Maryland:
My birthday cake from last year.
From me in Minneapolis, Minnesota:
Disheartened owl wants nothing to do with your dystopian future.
From Erin in Takoma Park, Maryland:
Another specimen from work at the National Museum of Natural History.
Cross-Country Connections: Scientific
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Scientific.
From Erin in Takoma Park, Maryland:
Another shell shot from the Dept of Invertebrate Zoology. Continuing to show the science of biodiversity, this time with a Tibia fuscus.
From Mom in Hagerstown, Maryland:
The Science of Flight
From me in Minneapolis, Minnesota:
While not really “scientific”, at least scientificish. Science t-shirt nerdery! 
Cross-Country Connections: Yellow
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Yellow.
From Mom in Hagerstown, Maryland:
From a trip to Minneapolis – the lights just blend into yellow. 
From me in Minneapolis, Minnesota:
Dinner last week: yellow squashes in a mix of baby zucchinis and green squashes.
From Erin in Takoma Park, Maryland:
Cyprea gutatta, one of the many beautiful cowrie shells I have been working on.
Cross-Country Connections: Technology
Cross-Country Connections is a Biodork weekly blog entry dedicated to telling stories in pictures of three family members – me, my sister and Mom – living in different locations across the country. Every week we choose a different theme and then take or contribute a personal photo that fits the theme. This week’s theme is Technology.
From Erin in Takoma Park, Maryland:
Winding yarn the high tech way! Using a swift and ball winder.
From Mom in Hagerstown, Maryland:
Of course this photo was taken with my iPhone.
From me in Minneapolis, Minnesota:
The Minnesota Space Frontier Society – Minnesota Museum of Space Science and Science Fiction had a large display at MiniCon 49 this weekend. They have models of all sorts of space vessels, real and imagined.