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Phil and I decided after trimming trees and it being so hot out, we poped some corn and settled in for an afternoon of movie watching. Phil picked *Chicken Run* to watch. He really likes Ginger and wants to be like Rocky.
The yellow-billed stork (Mycteria ibis), sometimes also called the wood stork or wood ibis, is a large African wading stork species in the family Ciconiidae. It is widespread in regions south of the Sahara and also occurs in Madagascar.
A third little gypsy bear tent has been sighted with the other two we have been told about! And there look to be more and more bears, as well! Reports say they are cheerful and helpful to each other, and that they are making their way to Riversong here on the Elk River! I expect they are still upstream a bit. We are excited to see if there will be more tents!
And for Scout: I HAVE heard that they eat toasted marshmallows and often make S'mores! Tiny gypsy bears make the most out of camping in tents!
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday!
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I fell in love with these little tents! The lady who creates them makes two different sizes. They are crafted with so much care and flare! Bev is an amazing person and an artist in sewing and imagination. Her tents are simple wonders - I can say that after an attempt at even a pup tent was a complete failure for me to create! And these adorable tents in MANY different colors and designs come with two sleeping bags for anyone needing a cozy rest! She & I are having so much fun with a collaboration! No, don't ask yet!
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As the gypsy tents happened, I also found and fell in love with some tiny knit bears that have come ALL the way from England! Angela's artful little bears are indeed the gypsy bears that are gathering together here in the States! They are articulated and such colorful little travelers full of personality! There are more than a few of her little ones that she has sent on their way to me, and I know for a fact that several have other destinations, too. So no, I am not telling how many bears yet, either! Watch for "the gathering!"
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A landscape picture changed in to something much better when these beauties showed up.
Ilford Pan f 50 at ISO 25, developed in Fomadon Excel.
135 film in Mamiya RB67, 90mm SEKOR.
I hope I've got this right... I saw from Stew's feed that We're Here are visiting Decisive Moments so I thought I'd post this one from today
Created for DUC22#24 ART DECO
using my own photos taken on board Cunard cruise ship MS Queen Elizabeth, on our short cruise in 2020 from Melbourne to Brisbane via Sydney.
Editors: GIMP, Fotor, Picasa
I always enjoy differences of culture, language, scenery, everything that are quite different from what we have in Japan.
But cats are cute anywhere :)
I've hardly used my camera this year...too much on. But I do try to take it with me when I pet sit.
Also, I'm hardly online. I hope everyone is keeping well.