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After heading down the coast on my jetski a few weeks ago I found this spot. I wanted to come back for a visit so with some moody skies after the recent storms I went for a drive today and this is what I found.
This Snapper has poked his head up to see what all of the commotion is about → and here he has discovered that it is dear Panta’s Birthday party!
May you have a wonderful day spent with family, friends and good fortune!
Happy, happy Birthday!!! =^D
Esta Snapper ha asomó la cabeza para ver lo que toda la conmoción se trata → y aquí ha descubierto que es mi querido Panta de fiesta de cumpleaños!
Que tengas un día maravilloso convivencia con la familia, amigos y buena suerte!
Feliz, feliz cumpleaños! = ^ D
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Peeling paint - I rather like this shot of peeling paint taken with my Blackberry. Here is a perfect example on both sides of the argument - on the one hand it was the 'best camera' since I had it with me. On the other hand the quality doesn't lend it to be used for many purposes I might otherwise find for it.
June 5, Block Island, RI. This snapping turtle had just laid a large quantity of eggs in an embankment and was ready to return to the adjacent marsh. My grandson loves animals of all kinds.
SD40-2 #6389 & SD45-2 #6659 add muscle to a westbound freight with gondolas of slabs on the head end at Cresson, PA, March 7, 1992. The bridge in the background carries State Route 53 over the Conrail mains. Just beyond the bridge is the abutment for a previous bridge, long since replaced, which makes an excellent perch for viewing the action along the Pittsburgh Line.
Nikon N8008
Fujichrome 50 Velvia