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Category Archives: photo post
St Petersburg, Russia
We went on a cruise of the Baltic Sea. St. Petersburg was one port of call. We were there for two days. This is where I booked excursions for everyone in spite of detesting commercialism of any kind because I … Continue reading
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Reeds and Fence
We went to Corapeake to meet a realtor today about listing our house down there. The news of what we might be able to get for it was shocking. Seeing the sweet house with our nice yards and wonderful barns … Continue reading
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Could This Be Wind’s Cousin?
I think there’s a solid chance they’re related. This girl was on Assateague, where Wind’s parents came from.
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Assateague
My husband snapped this one of a pony foal on Assateague. There’s something great about the contrast of this brave little guy standing alone in the frame against the barrenness of the salt marsh. Bravo Mark!
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Holly in the Snow
Every blog needs the quintessential Holly in the snow pic. Here’s mine.
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The Latest in Home Fashion for Goats…
All goats should have their own igloo.
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Textures
I love this photo. It was taken during the snow on December 26th, 2010. The way the different textures spring out in the visual field makes my eyes smile. Pine bark, icy water, wind-flayed water, blank, white snow, a globby … Continue reading
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R/Evolution at Four Oaks 