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Sneak Peek Edenâ„¢ [UN]Dressed Doll (Giveaway Souvenir)
Cinematic: The 2015 Integrity Toys Convention Collection
Limited Edition of 600 Dolls
The latest darling thing that Ruby's done to make me smile, bless 'er! :-D
She also managed to catch a mouse that had been keeping me awake for almost a week, but I didn't fancy taking a piccy of the evidence to show you...
The Utah Railway empties peek out of the tunnel on the way east for another load of black diamonds.
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One of the two kittens at the farm of the house we were working on in Arizona. This one was hard to catch, I never did get him, but I got his brother a couple times.
This one was all orange and white, the brother was gray and white, and their mom was orange, gray, and white. I thought it was cute.
Peeking through glass-less window at abandoned Twin Arrows Trading Post. Visible are an octopus in a wall mural and a drawer & wood debris on the floor. Twin Arrows was a stop on historic Route 66, and is now an off-ramp on Interstate 40 east of Flagstaff, Arizona
"Get-Yur-Motor-Runnin" Road Trip Information:
Mom made this quilt ("Peek-A-Boo", Amy Bradley Designs) for Amy, who was pregnant with her second child when Mom made it for Christmas 2007.
My daughter was relaxing on the couch so I decided to take a few shots. At one point, I asked her to peek over the arm of the couch. This is one of the rare shots where she wasn't crossing her eyes or pretending to pick her nose. Thanks, sweetie. :^)
Lewis and I had a day in Glasgow, today and I took him a walk about the city centre to show him some of the street urban art.
This great artwork down by the River Clyde most certainly gave us a feeling of being watched
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Coming around the ottoman.
I do notice the less dynamic range on this micro 4/3rds camera as opposed to the APS-C sensors that I am used to using. Not sure that I like that.
Panasonic Lumix LX100