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Close to the target railway was a series of butts. From here I walked down the range to the firing points, which felt a bit odd.
I tried to get a nice photo of the dogs, but this is what I got.
The dog on the left's tail wagged so hard that it was a weapon. It made a thwaking noise when it hit something.
Tumbles was actually fully asleep and snoring when I took this photo. He was literally sleeping on Cheetoe's butt.
Since Pakistani artist Ambreen Butt adopted Boston as her home in the 1990s, she has received considerable recognition for labor-intensive, painted self-portraits, which combine feminist and political polemics with techniques of traditional Persian miniatures
Lucky lottery winners can visit North Coyote Buttes, an amazing surreal place. Very limited numbers of visitors get to go in person. For more information, see
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Taken yesterday at Admiralty Park.
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This is my kind of sunrise shot. Taken from the comfort of a hotel balcony without having to run the considerable risk of serious injury that can result from attempting to rouse a soundly sleeping wife.
Old dude with painted on ski pants trying to get some girl to dance at the last day of skiing at Mt Baker, 2005.
Not the usual pictures from The Dallas Arboretum, but it was an unusual day! Nick got to come with me to the Arboretum and it really was with work but the event was canceled for a later date, but with Nick we got to chance the rain. We had a great day!! More pictures later.
A rather unfortunately named street in St Andrews, home to some of the university's buildings. I am told the "butts" refers to archery, and "wynd" is a word for a narrow lane.
To visit the Coyote Buttes South is to step into an otherworldly landscape of textures, shapes colours. A visual assault.
Only 20 people per day are issued permits for this location on the Paria Plateau in the Vemillion Cliffs National Monument.
We had some snow, some rain and a little bit of sun and blue sky. Sorry - not enough superalatives to describe what millions of geology have done.
We toured the area with our guide, Dallas, from Paria Outfitters - superb, attentive and seemed to be having as much fun as us!