The Thumbs The thumb is an important part of the hand because it is commonly associated with not only our physical health but also with our spiritual and past life's. There are primarily two different kinds of thumbs, the âsupple jointed,â describing an exceptionally flexible kind of thumb and the firm, stiff thumb. The âsupple jointedâ thumb describes a person who is capable of being flexible in random situations even if there is a fear of how things will end up in the end.
The Cummer Oak (Live oak/ Quercus virginiana) is estimated to be between 175 and 200 years old. It has a spread of 150 feet. The gallery nearest the oak is built on pilings to protect the treeâs root system. Live oaks are a long lived native tree in the southern United States with spreading heavy limbs. Old leaves are shed in spring before new growth emerges.
10BEST says. Museums: Climb onto a model horse and pretend to be a jockey in the starting gate where there are life-sized videos of what it's like to be in front of the riders. In 2010, the museum underwent a $5.5 million dollar renovation and now has even more exhibits for all ages. The Warner L. Jones, Jr. Time Machine shows footage from past Kentucky Derbies-going as far back as 1918 - as well as interviews with owners and jockeys. In the sound-proof room, visitors can experience what it's like to be an announcer, and on the second floor they can learn about the horse-naming process.