Bathtime.

The rancid black water is mirror smooth with a lovely reflection of the trees and blue sky.

It's not my bath water, it's an old bath the charcoal burner uses to puddle clay for his furnace deep in the woods.

Check out my set of "Shit I find in the woods"

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SMC Pentax DA*50-135 / 2.8

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One brave little baby.

I knew I'd get her to the barn one day! Sally rinses off HDL 25E in preparation for our annual RE running day.

12 July 2012

argh. she's so cute. Pls Ignore the egregious ring-around-the-tub :-P

Pied Wagtail getting ready for the evening with a nice bath in the lake shallows.

Taken at the start of the golden hour in Norfolk, Sunday afternoon.

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Starting the day off the right way

Visit this location at 400 Poydras Street in Second Life

A whole host of seagulls having a bath in, for some reason, the puddles in a car park. Admittedly they were very deep puddles in potholes, but still an interesting choice...

The boxed pond is proving a hit with lots of wildlife!

Maisie decided she needed a bath.

Working hard

Squeaky clean Maxson Lee

Will's having a banging time in the tub.

The RiNo district in Denver has an annual, weeklong event by crushwalls (crushwalls.org) to put murals all over the neighborhood.

You can go to their website and find an excellent map to go explore it in person and, if you have a chance -- and like street art, of course -- you won't be disappointed.

I feel this neighborhood's street art rivals (or bests) most other U.S. cities in terms of quantity and quality.

The entire city of Denver has an impressive amount of street art. The highest concentration, though, is right here in RiNo.

I'm sure most of these pieces have official names (which I'm admittedly too lazy...too busy?...to look up, so I hope you'll forgive me for that.

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