This morning, Linda, my neighbor, and I walked along the Cape Haze Pioneer Trail with our dogs, Duffy and Winston. Hoping to avoid an incident with Duffy chasing wild critters. (I think Linda thought paved trail meant critter-free) Instead of Duffy chasing critters, we were being chased by horseflies. The price of this picture was at least 15 horsefly bites (which I’m itching currently) and numerous other attempts of attack by these persistent and pesky insects. They swarmed like a plague, well at least around me. Now that I come to think of it, Linda walked while I attempted an escape from the onslaught of these bloodthirsty varmints. I swatted and ran, ran and swatted. Quite the sight, I’m sure. Everything worthwhile has a cost. This little treasure I must say was worth the sacrifice. But just in-case your curious, I’ll be walking somewhere else tomorrow.
This morning, Linda, my neighbor, and I walked along the Cape Haze Pioneer Trail with our dogs, Duffy and Winston. Hoping to avoid an incident with Duffy chasing wild critters. (I think Linda thought paved trail meant critter-free) Instead of Duffy chasing critters, we were being chased by horseflies. The price of this picture was at least 15 horsefly bites (which I’m itching currently) and numerous other attempts of attack by these persistent and pesky insects. They swarmed like a plague, well at least around me. Now that I come to think of it, Linda walked while I attempted an escape from the onslaught of these bloodthirsty varmints. I swatted and ran, ran and swatted. Quite the sight, I’m sure. Everything worthwhile has a cost. This little treasure I must say was worth the sacrifice. But just in-case your curious, I’ll be walking somewhere else tomorrow.
Shartrina 
One Response to “The Price of a Sunrise on the Cape Haze Pioneer Trail.”
Really, did you take a picture of the carcass? Lol.