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Forest City, Iowa
We have a beautiful weather front moving closer to town. It's been hovering in southern Minnesota all night, but we may catch the bottom corner if we are lucky.
It's been pretty dry here in north central Iowa this summer, and when it does rain it's an inch plus in 20 min. The crops still look good, but the parks, golf course and lawns look like mid August!
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I want to say again, thank you so much for all my flickr friends. You all are the most supporting and inspiring people that I've ever had. I may not be good at writing but truely, I am thankful I have met ever single one of you and inspiring me. Thank you. and this is for you.
Whether you are happy today,
you are sad,
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Because you deserve to be beautiful even for a while , after the long day.
and one of my fri asked me why then the model is not smiling ?
The model is not really a model, she's the life, life doesn't make you smile all the time, but she always give you a chance to smile sometimes. but it's our choice to smile or not to smile.
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66105 passes Plumley with the 6H85 Arpley Sidings to Peak Forest South Ss. 03/06/2019.
“… don’t leave me!”
I was getting ready to go for a walk & found Bella waiting with my jacket & keys beside the door. I still went out, but felt guilty!
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The Word Porcupine Means 'Thorn Pig'
The English word for porcupines can be traced back about 600 years, when the animal was known as "porke despyne." The North American porcupine can live for 23 years and can have as many as 30,000 quills. Contrary to a longstanding myth, porcupines cannot eject their quills like arrows. Baby porcupines are known as porcupettes. They are born with soft, bendable quills that begin to harden within a few days after they are born.