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15 years ago

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nicole__
15 years ago
WaKaToBi....dive resort we stayed @ in 2008. Indonesia.
nodakgal
15 years ago
W is for watering

and

W is for wasp sting ( in the mouth)
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nicole__
15 years ago
Pair of wingback chairs I made slip covers for last year.
oldgardener_2009
15 years ago
What a cute little gardener, watering the flowers!

Wisteria....

{{!gwi}}
gazania_gw
15 years ago
More Wisteria...a large tree has been taken over by this Wisteria somewhere in the boonies of South Carolina. Picture taken probably in 2002.
Jodi_SoCal
15 years ago
Whittier, Alaska.

Jodi-
gazania_gw
15 years ago
More Work!
lydia1959
15 years ago
W is for Winston........
carol_in_california
15 years ago
W is for Walking....in Central Park, NYC
glenda_al
15 years ago
Wildebeest migrating: the zebras mingle with them for protection

I can still hear them after all these years.

{{!gwi}}
wanda_va
15 years ago
Wade (my son). This picture was taken the last time I saw Wade, before his fatal car crash.

Wade
1965 - 2006
phyllis__mn
15 years ago
That WHITE stuff....
whidbeykathy
15 years ago
Willamette Falls, Oregon City Oregon ( Mt Hood in the background)
aggiewife
15 years ago
Waiting
nodakgal
15 years ago
Great pics everyone!!
Aggiewife I need to go find the one of my DGS's dog waiting for "his" boys to come in from playing in the snow....your pic is really cute!
Jasdip
15 years ago
W is for......Wonderful pics!

Wanda, I'm so sorry about Wade.

Winston is beautiful Lydia. I love your long window and deep windowsill, too.
gazania_gw
15 years ago
W is for..Watching...the grave diggers.
ronf_gw
15 years ago
Waterfall.

Ron
vala55
15 years ago
Glenda, the wildebeests (Gnu) and Zebra also eat well together. One eats the taller stuff and the eats the shorter. One night in Africa we were sitting around the camp fire and heard the Zebras running and "barking". We knew something was after them and we were relieved the next morning, not to find remains. The wildebeests get their name Gnu from the sound they make. when I look back at my life I can't believe I've been to all of those wonderful places. I could hardly believe it when I was actually there. LOL
glenda_al
15 years ago
William Holden founder of Mt Kenya Safari Club

{{!gwi}}
bunnylover21
15 years ago
Weirdos! LOL!
jel48
15 years ago
Wanda, I am so sorry about your son, Wade.

Really nice photos, everyone. There seems to be an abundance or WORK!

W is for Waterfall
gazania_gw
15 years ago
W is for...WOOF! The standin for the granddog when she isn't here visiting.
Nita__AZ
15 years ago
Waterfall, Yellowstone Nat'l Park
casey_nfld
15 years ago
Waterfalls
marilyn_c
15 years ago
W is for waterlily...my favorite flower. I hybridized this one, and although I didn't register it, because I don't think it is unique enough, I call it "Miss Maudie", after a favorite possum I raised.
Jodi_SoCal
15 years ago
Welcome to Wasilla.

Jodi-
kim_okla
15 years ago
phyllis__mn
15 years ago
My first-ever Winter sowing seedlings....
gazania_gw
15 years ago
W is for Weigela florida variegata
nicole__
15 years ago
Williams Canyon CO
nicole__
15 years ago
Wood lily
casey_nfld
15 years ago
Winter
Jodi_SoCal
15 years ago
Wood carver. World renown totem pole carver Nathan Jackson at Saxman Village, Ketchika, Alaska.

Jodi-
oldgardener_2009
15 years ago
Water....the stream behind the house.
linesman
15 years ago
W Is For Ã¢ÂÂWinter MistÃ¢ÂÂ

This picture was taken at Giant's Neck Heights Beach - East Lyme, Connecticut

This picture was taken with a Ã¢ÂÂCanon SX10 ISÃ¢ÂÂ camera.

Have A Nice Day
Linesman
gazania_gw
15 years ago
W is for...Wedding
Jodi_SoCal
15 years ago
W is for Wrap Wall art. Just remodeled my dining room and added this gallery wrap.

Jodi-
gazania_gw
15 years ago
W is for...Water Wheel of the grist mill at Babcock State Park in West Virginia

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