CONTINUING ADVENTURES OF A BUTTERFLY PHOTOGRAPHER ! LOL

SHOT IN JULY ON A TRIP WITH GILL www.flickr.com/photos/_viator

SHE SHOWED ME DEANS GREEN , WARWICKSHIRE , A BEAUTIFULL SMALL MEADOW FULL OF BUTTERFLYS AND BUSH CRICKETS

Barbie works constantly on a new sketch

Bartending Class. July 2003.

Famous online journo Ben Eltham continues to offer some of those wisdom-flavoured pearls.

Here's a sneak peek at a videogame-themed project I'm putting together. More details soon...

The site-seeing tour continues to Shuri Castle and a lunch stop at one of the best bowls of Okinawa suba (soba) I've ever tasted from a little, cool restaurant called Ten to Ten.

Kensington Rd., Calgary. (July 2008)

Bartending Class. July 2003.

Barbara Burdick's brother - Buford's Family Diner in Groton City, CT. for my Grandmother's 90th birthday.

Continued growth

The glorious, but slightly cool and windy weather continued on our third day in Victoria. We continued to be amazed by the flowers out in bloom, and came across several surprises, including two reptiles!

Green Cay Wetlands

Nathan claims he can answer any question about Alan better than Alan himself

A little more chaotic than a normal Illuminated Corridor...the 2nd Friday of many months you will find artists from Illuminated Corridor projecting across from Rhythmix Culture Works in Alameda. killer banshee projecting a work in progress based on Eliot's Hiroshima series of drawings.

Sigh. this gets old.....

Back tracking even further nice little oasis camping ground near Pemberton

At this point we parted company. Andre, Catalina and Celestria descended, whilst the rest of us continued on the climb.

Bartending Class. July 2003.

Continue cooking

Continuing Promise-Puerto Cortes

Passing the crucifix on the last stair.

Spacecraft Rosetta continues to circle and map Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Crossing the inner Solar System for ten years to reach the vicinity of the comet in 2014, the robotic spacecraft continues to image the unusual double-lobed comet nucleus. The featured image, taken one year ago, shows dust and gas escaping from the comet's nucleus. Although appearing bright here, the comet's surface reflects only about four percent of impinging visible light, making it as dark as coal. Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko spans about four kilometers in length and has a surface gravity so low that an astronaut could jump off of it. With Rosetta in tow, Comet 67P passed its closest to the Sun last year and is now headed back to the furthest point -- just past the orbit of Jupiter. via NASA ift.tt/1RXUbjl

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Mom and May at Central Park (2009)

Nashville Rollergirls continue their season v. Pikes Peak Derby Dames at the TN State Fairgrounds in Nashville, TN.

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