On our Saturday morning walk, across the street from us here in Historic District Savannah, we came across resurrection fern bursting forth from … bricks.
Do you know about resurrection fern?
From Southern Living magazine …
The fern looks dead when it’s dry, but when it rains, it becomes beautifully green. Even from bricks.
Here’s resurrection fern this evening from outside our front door, looking up.
We could probably learn a thing or two from resurrection fern.
NealEnJoy 
There are signs like that at horse show grounds in Loxahatchee Florida. Crazy!
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Oh, you have no idea how many people disregard these signs… <-born and raised in Florida.
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Oh gosh. Really?!
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Oh, yeah, and it’s generally the gators that pay the price. Luckily, most times they relocate them. Because people get all up in arms about the gator when it eats their yippy dog they don’t keep on a leash or supervised. We grew up respecting the gator and giving it a wide berth. I “love” when tourists are all dangling their feet or hands over the boat keel, or even in the water. Sigh.
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You are right about the gators paying the price. Here in south Georgia we have seen that so many times. I hate it.
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It would seem like the first sign would suffice even for the most foolhardy.
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Lol. I know!
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Savanna would make me want to return there again..thanks Anita
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