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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Habitat For Humanity Deconstructs a House
- Mirror and Window Reflections
- Who's Neon Signs
- Pronghorn Antelope in Black Hills, South Dakota
- Prairie Chicken and Prairie Hills on Custer Park's...
- American Bison Herd II
- American Bison Herd
- Bumpin' Buffalo Bar and Gold Diggers
- May and Coffee Reflections
- Cowboy Bagels and Bike Signs
- Bison in Black Hills
- Mount Rushmore
- Black Hills, South Dakota
- Cathedral Spired, Black Hills, SD
- Wall Paintings in Art Ally in Rapid City, SD
- SUV in Honda and Stoplight Reflections
- 1950s Cars on Signs
- Running Boys and Beer Bottles
- Wild Tom Turkeys
- More Masks from Various Cultures
- Bright Ethnic Masks of Various Cultures
- Moving Dirt for Habitat House Foundations
- Pond Reflections
- Cinco de Mayo on May 11 Sign and Order Here Sign
- More Ethnic Masks
- Ethnic Masks
- Spring Bud Break on Lilacs and Trees
- Around Road Town, Tortola Island, BVI
- Shells and Shovels
- P & Q and Pizza by the Slice
- Bob's Cafe and DeLux Motel Signs
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I love pond reflections! {and, I know...car shots are tricky - I almost didn't post it cause it's not the best habit! It was Sunday, very low traffic...I shot a couple in a row without paying too much attention - and got very lucky with my reflection shot!} Also - love to see dirt being moved for Habitat!!
ReplyDeleteLovely reflections!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Nice reflections and I like the scenery in the bottom photo.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely, tranquil scenes!
ReplyDeleteI love pond reflections. No matter where I drive in this county I see ponds. I can only get close enough to a few to see the reflections. These are so nice. genie
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