Surprising Scenery Sunday

Greetings to all!  It's me, Maggie.  Today's post is a continuation of yesterday's surprising story.  Ready to get back to it?  Let's go!  Now ... where were we?

"We were right about here, Mags.  On the moon."

Right! On the moon! And look at what I found:

"Look everybody!  A moon rock!"

I thought we should take it home with us!  It would look awesome in our garden, wouldn't it?  Dad thought it might be a tad heavy, though.  Yeah.  So not only did I lay to rest that myth that the moon is made of cheese (it's NOT!  ... unless it's cheese that tastes like dirt ... ) but that whole "no gravity" thing seems to be a hoax as well.  What an educational walk this turned out to be!

Anyway, Cam got way ahead of me while I was posing on the moon rock.  She found something cool, so she and Mom stopped to investigate!

"Wow, Mom!  Check this out!  Look at what's in here!"

Mom had to take a look, of course!

"Ha-loooooo!"

Ha roo roo roo, that was a good one, wasn't it?!?!

"Ha roo roo roo!  Gotcha, Mom!"
"Good one, Mags!"
"Oh, my silly Maggie girl!!!"

We spotted some crazy-looking lunar machinery or something and went to check it out.

"Let's cross these moon craters and take a look!"

I went on ahead to check out a big claw-looking thing.

"This thing has big teeth on it!  Just right for digging up the surface of the moon!"

We've seen similar things in some construction sites in our neighborhood, but this was just sitting there all on its own.  I guess on the moon, you hook it up to a space capsule or something; we didn't see any machines!

We did see where they had done some digging, though, and made another interesting discovery!

"Want to see what else we found?"

Tune back in tomorrow to find out - and for the conclusion of our walk to the moon!

Yours sincerely,

Margaret Thatcher