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Why yes, that is a real, live alligator.
Today, I turned 23. In less than two weeks, I am moving to San Francisco. It's ridiculous how quickly things are moving and it makes me nervous and I almost don't believe it's happening. (The plans occurred one week ago exactly.) We are going to have an 8 day road trip while driving there and stay at KOA cabins and eat food over the fire every night. And grill pizza. And get called 'Bigfoot' for walking silently past other cabins.
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After lunch in Kokomo we were heading to the Mississinewa Reservoir to see if any wildlife were out and about since the area is pretty quiet this time of year. At the turn off of US 31 we spotted this large chair sitting in a lot beside the road.
And I'm and old folk. Rockers at a peach shed/ice cream parlor in Musella, Georgia
Rollei 35 camera with Rollei RPX 25 speed film.
Flickr Friday - Palindrome
A Palindrome is spelled the same backwards as it is forwards.
These are my Amazon's :) I've used them in my photos many times.
Adam is introducing himself to Eve.
I remember my mom telling me about this Palindrome when I was younger.
On our second night of our road trip to Washington DC we stayed at the Rivers Edge Motel in Cherokee, NC. On the Indian Reservation. Nice little town, much quieter than Gatlinburg and no traffic Jams. Our preferred place to stay in this area when we visit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It was raining when we got in. The next morning it was foggy but finally got enough light to shoot our balcony as we were hitting the road. Every room at this nice little old motel has a balcony on the Oconaluftee River with two rocking chairs. It was so peaceful listening to the rushing waters.
A little slice of paradise!
Chair tribute, Nadja is no longer able to get on of off the furniture without help, I found it safer posing her next to the chair.
Kelli will be so terribly missed, she, her girls and Jimmy were a big part of the 52 WFD group.
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_Flannery's Porch_
Andalusia, Home of Flannery O'Connor
Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia USA
- i killed my computer. I won't publicly admit how but it is still under an extended service plan and should be back in 10 days. I had just performed a backup so all I really stand to lose is my latest mixr photos and a few days of pictures. I'm calling myself lucky since it was the first and ONLY time I had backed up my machine. I'll be posting less since any photos I just MUST have will need to be processed on my sloooowww old laptop with only CS2. (only cs2.. ha ha)
- The pineapple is walking, see previous photo and vimeo
- The girls started school. The ham has taken to it very very well the Pina on the other hand.. that's a whole nother story.
- Cindy, flickr is back up. ;) I nearly called you to tell you... ha
This was taken at my mom's house. I had this brilliant idea that I'd get a great photo of both the girls together.. ha ha.. i crack myself up. The processing is weird (maybe not weird but different for me) since I don't have my PC.
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We don't know the origin of our beautiful oak rocking chair, but we bought it cheap at a flea market early in our marriage and brought it back to life with some TLC.
Today, I noticed how it was glowing in the light of the setting sun, so I quickly captured it with this photo. I looked at the photo and turned back to try and improve on it, only to discover that in 60 seconds, the light had shifted.
It's amazing how fickle light can be. The chair has to have lasted more than a hundred years, but the light didn't last a minute.
I wish I could tell the maker how much his creation is treasured after all these years.