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Wandering around in Fenghuang at night can be eerie and transporting at the same time. It gets pretty quiet aside from the strip of bars along the river. In most places there are no street lights, but most people do not use flashlights. They seem to just know the way through the pitch black, which of the ancient stones sticks out and makes people trip, which street has a step down. These girls are running, slowly though, at night. It is completely safe.
This SUNY Cortland player caught the ball while a pitcher was warming up during a SUNYAC baseball game.
This is Catch Photo #81 I'm playing with My husband Darek (aka blankspace321).We each take turns adding one thing to the photo. We limit ourselves to a total of 10 additions. This is my 9th addition of the 10. Now it's Darek's turn.
To see the photo Darek started this game with: CLICK HERE!
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To see my D & J Photo Catch Folder (21-40): CLICKE HERE!
As of August 29, 2024 we have been doing Catch Photos for fifteen (15) years.
The North American B-25 Mitchel.
Max Speed: 272 mph
Range: 1,350 miles
Payload: 3,000 lbs bombs
and Robert Altman (or Orson Welles, for that matter) should've directed this movie
It's an age-old story
Starting to bore me
So I'll keep run, running away
Catch me if you can
Part 3 of my dark lyrics pictures