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A little blurry, but a warm memory of the spring of 2006, when I was pregnant with Willow and Ben and I went to this great plant store. We bought this little catnip bunch and let the cats ravage it. Here they are after sampling the catnip, and just look at Bits, having so much fun with Sentachu. I love how she is perched above him, looking over to him as if to say, "Yes, may I help you?" So dainty!

And Bits, his beautiful minty-green eyes, crisp and clear in these days. So playful..he was the most affectionate and cuddly, squirrely racoonlike creature! I miss him so much, still of course, everyday. It will never cease, only grow stronger. I am grateful to have these shots of him. I feel like I took enough.

TATE'S Weekend After Halloween Sale

Took place on: November 3 & 4, 2012

 

Photo archive of our 8-bit themed giant tent sale! The tent was huge this year… 40x100 feet! Outside Tent Stats:

155 long boxes of comics = about 47,000 comics 5 for a $1 / 55 boxes of graphic novels = about 3,000 books at 50% OFF / 114 tubs of toys at $6 each or 2 for $10 / Over 250 statues massively marked down & lots more!

 

Also all weekend, we gave away FREE Super Lucky Tokens! Kids played in our Minecraft-style Boxtown!Tasty treats were served in the 3000 Brigade's Pac-Man Café! Plus there was FREE shirt printing of our exclusive designs by The Fine Print Shoppe!

More info on TATE'S : www.tatescomics.com

Bit of a last minute dash..crappy shot off 73951+97301 on 0O89 11:30 Derby- Bournemouth depot..passes Sway running about 30 late..

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Cammy, my Nikon D80, sporting an 18-50mm Sigma lens; Happy Buddha, wearing a South African pendant gifted to me by a former coworker; Nikole, a bright young Speedlight SB-800; handheld Chokhor (Tibetan prayer wheel, inscribed with 'om mani padme hung' mantra); and Jade the Buddha.

 

Happy rests on a soapstone box containing several stones: black tourmaline, rutilated quartz, blue agate and a rough piece of rose quartz. Beneath it all is a book of photography and poetry (Joyful to Hear) written by yours truly!

 

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The exploring bit of our afternoon was going into the abandoned quarry shaft right by the parking lot. This was as far as we went.

 

I love how these shots look. Fun to find this sort of backdrop in Door County. Besides what Syd is doing in each of these, the other difference is the use of flash. This shot is without flash. The other is with flash.

 

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It was a bit windy on Armand Bayou yesterday, but had to make a trip as it had been almost a month since I had been canoeing. I had attempted to photograph these Roseate Spoonbills on several other occasions, but they took to the air long before I could ever get close. After paddling for a while I spotted a small cove with a Great Blue Heron in and so attempted to get a shot of him. The tides were extremely low and so I just ran the canoe up onto the mud to keep from getting blown around by the wind. Took a couple of shots of him and the set off for place unknown. I thought a power bar was in order so I started snacking. As I sat there five Spoonbills came soaring in over my shoulder and took up residence in the cove and began to fish. As long as I made no motion they continued to go about their business. I guess patience pays off in the long run. The shots are somewhat muddy, but that's the way the bayou appears right now and especially so at low tide.

 

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It was just so funny standing there and staring at me, i wonder what it was thinking...

DSC09345 larger bergy bits between cape heller & cape triest in Franz Josef Land

This image reminds me of my Grandpops shed when I was a kid. It was always a big adventure exploring through his shed when ever we visited.

Olympus Mju-II (Stylus Epic)

Kodak Ultramax 400

Some photos from Siena last Autumn...

Photo taken in Sandy Springs, GA

A bit bigger now and where we are standing is about to be built on.

Details of the Doge's Palace side of the basilica of San Marco, Venice.

Female, DOB 2008, owner surrender (her owner had to move into assisted living and couldn't take Lil Bit with her)

Bit of an Easterly blow at Bridlington yesterday!

(RAW files from camera were a bit flat, so worked a bit of Lightroom and Photoshop for impact)

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I got a bit romantic and squidgy at this point - we got to see the wonderful workings of the Tron's innards. Lovely. At the back the wonderful Nick Awde, all round polymath and organizer and MC of Mellofest. At left Andy of Planet Mellotron, at right Gary who I believe owns 2 of the Trons on stage.

A wildlife miscellany!

Bit of Whimsy Dolls

 

Made using my Tommy T-Rex PDF Pattern

Allo stand dedicato alla città di Milano suggestiva visita virtuale alla Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio (puoi riveverla cliccando qui)

Bearing Warsaw Pact-era Polish Air Force markings, this two-seater version of the MiG-21 ‘Fishbed’ has found a resting place outside a Plant City FL junkyard.

Me on Burnaby Mountain. Picture by Dale.

This item was outside the Laurel Packinghouse & Orchand Museum in Kelowna. Probably dating from the 1940s it is a type of juice press.

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