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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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January
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- Two Grills in Black and White
- Pawn At Bargain Reflections
- Sinful Things
- Lost Gloves and Mitten
- More Street Sculpture
- Not Banksy
- From The Water and Puffin Pie
- Horse and Butterfly
- Skelly's and Optical Reflections
- Great Western Center
- Two Bears
- Bronco Player and Art Deco Building
- Big Sioux River
- Federal Court House
- Saddle and Snow in B&W
- The State and Block Reflections
- Pontiac Dream Catcher
- Walkways Inside and Out
- Brimstone and Europa
- More Home Made Ornaments
- Hand Made Ornaments From 1960s
- Corner of Arctic and Pleasant View
- Barber Shop Reflections
- Temperature Signs
- Two Dash Boards 54 Years Apart
- Drain Tile and Drills
- New Construction and Old Stadium
- Large John Deere Tractor
- Street Corners on Main Avenue
- Gnome and Window Reflections
- Antique Tractor Signs
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Aw, these are so cute they're hard to bear! I was going to write some more but I thought you just couldn't bear it!
ReplyDeleteI thought you might be able to bear with me for a bit longer. But it's too cold to go bear for long.
Deletehehe! You two.. funny!
ReplyDeleteI like the look of the bear in the top photo and the salmon in the bottom photo looks pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteThat bottom sculpture is called, "Don't Play With Your Food."
DeleteCute bears, we have also a few here, but the population is not very happy...
ReplyDeleteOK, these are sculptures...
Sculptures are beautiful, and I love bears.. as long as they stay far away, I guess! :o) Have a you a lot of bears in your part of the world?
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful sculptures. I bet the children really like them.
ReplyDeleteI like them both!
ReplyDeleteI love the first bear. For years I have been telling everyone that a nice birthday present for me would be a life-sized carved wooden bear, but no one ever gets it for me. If you can figure out how to get that first one to Connecticut, it would do the job nicely, too. My birthday is not until August, so you have plenty of time . . .
ReplyDeleteLove the bears!
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