Speechless Sunday--Here are the Bears; Where's Goldilocks?

But, those are white bears and goldilocs visited the home of three brown bears, Mama Bear, Papa Bear and Baby Bear!!

LOL Teri, how funny! That is a great picture! And you are right, just how do we know what color they were...

Hi Teri, Well Happy Speechless Sunday. White bears. White Bear Lake. Did you ever write about the the great indian tale about how the lake got it's name. I think the legend is cool. 

Teri, I love this!  It must be another Artful Distraction you have there....talk about a favorite series, I always loved that!

Teri,

I have also been partial to bears of all kinds I love it.

Thank You for sharing it!

Judy

Good Morning Teri,

When I read your post the first time, I didn't leave a comment. White Bear stuck in my head so I Googled it like anyone else would do, and there it was. When I returned to your post, I was still intrigued with White Bear, believing like most that the only white bears we are acquainted with are the Polar Bears. I suspect this was an albino brown brown or at least a brown bear born with some gene defect that caused it's fur to grow in a natural or blond coloration.

But the lore is romantic and I am always a sucker for that, LOL. Besides, what would our country be without all these wonderful stories to share on our campgrounds.

In a couple weeks I am off for Yosemite and Lake Tahoe and I will look and listen for all the lore of this area. The Giant Sequoias will surely have some stories hidden in their midst. While I photograph every tree and ounce of water I run into,lol,

Cool!  You always have some different sites to see...and capture them wonderfully in your photos!

Teri,

If it weren't for the flowers, I might think that this was a wintertime shot. Like the three lined up like this. :)

Steve