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What? How do you know it's not sad and I just named it appropriately? Maybe there's only one beer in the fridge or his dog ran off and left him for some French Poodle. Maybe he caught his wife cheating on him with the Mailman ... Or the MailLADY even. You don't know.
Or it's just possible I am just listening to Country Music again.
I swear all the words in them there songs are different but they say the same thing.
View whaling at the sad sad songs of Tammy Wynette
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My photo for the day, a dandelion with textured layers.
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So i've been wanting to make some textures for a while.... i just did this one in like 10 minutes. it was a picture of some cork board on my desk then i jazzed it up a little. Feel free to down load it. Please just tag me in the photo so i can see what you've done with it!
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Loving the details found in little things, like rotting doors and peeling paint. Blogged at: www.kateyeview.com/2010/11/miracles.html
The stump of a tree killed in a forest fire more than 60 years ago slowly disintegrates in the Willamette National Forest, Oregon.
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This morning I looked back at where we've been around this time of year in the past and saw that usually we're on the road heading south to either the Sierras or Utah. Funny, again we were making plans to do just that, but may bail and hang around here instead. Anyhow, the closest we came to being at Rainier right now was way back in early Feb, 2011 (except for last year when our old snowshoes finally gave out on our way up to Mazama Ridge).
This one is for my backcountry skier friend Martin ... check out the turns at lower left of center. This time of year I think most head over via the Nisqually and Wilson by dropping down near Glacier Vista above Paradise (an obvious track where I actually stopped to talk with some skiers returning that way on this very day). But, in spring, I think some just head up to the Turtle (left of center) via Comet Falls and Van Trump Park, or do a loop (with 2 cars).
The climb looks deceptively ez (up the Turtle), but in reality teams must scale the Kautz Ice Cliffs from nearby Camp Hazard in order to get up onto the Upper Kautz Glacier and continue to the summit.
I came across this section of old rusted pipe on a walk on the Dick & Willie Trail yesterday. Time and exposure to the elements have given it beautiful colors and textures.....
Skansen - Stockholm
Skansen is the first open air museum and zoo in Sweden and is located on the island Djurgården in Stockholm, Sweden. It was founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius (1833-1901) to show the way of life in the different parts of Sweden before the industrial era.
El Skansen es el primer museo y zoo al aire libre en Suecia y esta en la isla de Djurgarden, en Estocolmo. Fundado en 1891 por Artur Hazelius para mostrar el modo de vivir en diferentes partes de Suecia antes de la era industrial