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The lone separtist raccoon cub was a much more militant sort who did not hesitate to hiss. Still, I could jam my lens quite close.

Splinter Cell Blacklist

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White-topped pitcher plant (Sarracenia leucophylla)

It is hard to walk through the trees standing up because the dry brittle twigs tend to spear your clothes. One has to duck down and almost crawl to ensure a smooth passage from the splintering branches.

Splintered Halo @ River : Glasgow : 26th April 2014

One more photo of the Big Bear Geocaching Trip before I leave for Europe.

While sitting in the car waiting for the others, I saw this tall, splintered pine tree. There was no evidence of a lightening strike. We found it odd that such a mighty tree could just split and then exist in this condition. From where I was sitting, this must have been about 12 feet high at the top of the split.

Well, I'll be gone for a few weeks. I may or may not post while I'm gone, so I bid you all a nice weekend and next couple of weeks.

Splinters in the cracked ice

Pineland Bogbutton (Lachnocaulon digynum)

Weatherbeaten larches from the shores of Loch Fyne.

Gold King Mine in Jerome, Arizona.

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