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clairdo2

15 years ago

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bigack
15 years ago
Love those jams/jellies!
H is for Hot Rod. DH's friend's car, we tinkered with it, put it on a magazine cover.
{{!gwi}}
penny_sav
15 years ago
Hungry
Sorry for the poor quality of the photo. I hate when animals are behind glass at the zoo! Very hard to get a sharp focus going!
Penny
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linesman
15 years ago
H Is For "Hotels"

This picture was taken on Ocean Boulevard Â Myrtle Beach,Sc.

Have A Nice Day
Linesman
kurmudgeon
15 years ago
{{!gwi}}
helicopter
lindajewell
15 years ago
H is for Hand, working hand...............
crunchpa
15 years ago
Hair
clairdo2
Original Author
15 years ago
Interesting pics !
ronf_gw
15 years ago
Hawaii.

{{gwi:1552318}}

Ron
lindajewell
15 years ago
great picture crunchpa! Our Steelers brought home the six pack!!

clairdo2 those jars make me hungry and I don't even know what is in them!
gmom74
15 years ago
Hornet
summerwine
15 years ago
...after paintin' the house i'd like to drive a hotrod to the airport where i'll get on a helicopter and fly to that hawaiian beach, in the morning, at the hotel, i'll have some homemade jam on toast for breakfast and after i brush my hair i'll go to the zoo and see a hungry panda while avoiding an angry hornet lololol :o)
alisande
15 years ago
Here's one more thing for you to deal with, Summerwine. :-)

Helianthus
gmom74
15 years ago
LOL, Lianne.

Everyone's pictures are wonderful.
penny_sav
15 years ago
Summerwine,
That is a too cool story! :-)
Love it!
Penny
Konrad___far_north
15 years ago
Nice showing, boys & girls!!

Haskap Honeyberry

Konrad
gor-gor
15 years ago
Hosta "Wheaton Blue"

Fuji s8000
pfmastin
15 years ago
Hollyhock!
Gosh, it took me forever to find something starting with H.
Sony DSC-H2

{{!gwi}}
carol_in_california
15 years ago
Horses......at La Purisima Mission in Lompoc, CA.
minrose
15 years ago
Horses, the two we have owned for about 1 1/2 years.

Princess

and her momma Sunshine
doteroo
15 years ago
H is for Hummingbird
crunchpa
15 years ago
Nice Hummingbird shot....I saw this hawk yesterday so I thought I would add it to the H's.

{{!gwi}}

{{!gwi}}
doteroo
15 years ago
Absolutely beautiful!
pfmastin
15 years ago
yesican,
What kind of hummer is it? I would start to guess rubythroat but I'm not sure that's right.
Pam
gor-gor
15 years ago
Looks like a baby ruby :)

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