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- House and Pump in B&W
- Sale Reflections
- Jeffrey's Supper Club For Sale
- From The Ritz To The Food Pantry
- Sun Dog and T. Rex in Snow
- Window Washing at Single Digit Temps
- Library Wall
- Sinclair and Town Hall
- Beam and Mirror Reflections
- Wreck Amended and Wooden Legs Signs
- Steam in Zero Temperatures
- Truck and Rail Cars
- Frozen Sioux Falls
- Fence and Mailbox in Snow
- Store Fronts in B&W
- Lights and Window Reflecriona
- Guard Dog and Road Closed Signs
- Medical Arts and Element 5 Buildings
- Tail Lights
- Snow in Bushes and Fort
- Fans and Mammoth
- Glove and Hydrant
- Truck Grills
- Sledding Hill Sign
- Passing Truck
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Hmmm! That's not something you see everyday TFG.. Is it outside a museum ?
ReplyDeleteThat building use to be the Middle School, but is now the Children's Museum. T. Rex is animated; roars, looks down, blinks, and wags his tail if someone walks past him.
DeleteIt doesn't look like they feed that T-rex. He looks a little thin to me.
ReplyDeleteThink this T. Rex has had a hard winter with few meals coming his way. It's been too cold.
DeleteBTW, sun dogs are only seen when temperatures are below zero. The humidity in the air freezes into ice crystals that refract sunlight into colored patterns on each side of the sun.
ReplyDeleteWe call sun dogs cani solari, which is the same as in English, but I have never seen one. I have seen plenty of T-Rex, obviously all fakes...
ReplyDeleteThat's a cold day for a T-Rex!
ReplyDeleteT-Rex is going through another ice age there :D Love the warm reflections of the sun in the snow though.,
ReplyDeleteI like sun dogs (okay I like rainbows and halos and and ... ). The German name is a prosaic and lame "Nebensonne" (from the Greek para helios) - so usually I say "Sonnenhund" which is a literally translation from sundog. And nobody knows what I am talking about ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe light in the ornamental grasses *almost* looks as though it could be a cloud of T-Rex breath fogging in the cold.
ReplyDeleteI have wanted a carved wooden life-sized bear for my house for many years, but so far I have not had a yearning for a T-Rex.
ReplyDeleteLucky owners:)
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