Here I am once again late - :( - sad
face, best laid plans that go a stray. My little piece of art goes to Gwen and
it is being posted today.
My
inspiration for May was the little piece of enamel work I did with my
sister in law Terri. The piece always reminded me of the Full Moon shining on
the beach. Going through my 'po' I found these little turtles. I then thought
of a novel I read years ago set in S Carolina and related as part of the story
about the turtles that come ashore at night to lay their eggs. So I Googled
Carolina and turtles. Sure enough there was the story about Logger Head Sea
Turtle that lives its life in the ocean, only to come a shore at night to lay
their eggs. These turtles will lay eggs at 2-3 year intervals and 3-4 clutches
may be laid in one season at 12 week intervals. Clutch size will average
around 115 eggs.
Lynn Hranach
