These are little cards I ordered, I have my photos printed on them. They are 1/2 the size of a business card but are printed on much heavier paper. They are really cute, I put them in geocaches and I've given some to friends and family. If you'd like to order some (I have no interest in this company, BTW), just google Moo Cards. They ship from the UK.

What a neat idea, casey, thanks.
More from New Mexico, in the Burro Mts., a place called Knight Peak.

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Ron

Wanda your little dog is just adorable. Reminds me of my Missy except Miss is black.

Here's a petunia from a pot on the deck -
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Neat cards! Until I read your explanation, I thought they were larger than a postcard....long, like panorama shots.

Here's a little backstory on my son's ham radio tower. This is one of the three 5' holes that were dug to anchor the guy wires. Here you see his cement mixer ready for action. He had precise specs for the size of the cement base and the angle at which the anchor would emerge from it. I was continually amazed.

Great pics. What a good idea, Casey!
JoanMN

This is what happens when you play with the stop action function and you don't know what you're doing ;0)

I give you "Bird In Flight" only NO WINGS hehehe.
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Cool pics, love the doggie and the bird! Heeeerrre's Johnny! (Depp, that is), just for a chuckle.

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Love the pooch, cards, rocks, petunias, hole And the bird is a great shot!

Kalie's Jasmine critiquing the Christmas tree.

Excellent photos, everyone.
This was taken in the early 90's, using 35mm on tripod.

Linda

Beautiful pictures everyone as usual.Lindaluwho,what is that gorgeous tree/bush.Please do tell.
Kathi

I always love looking at the great pictures. The bird is funny,looks like he's jumping!!! LOL!

Linday,
What is that bush??
Great pics!

From the color I'm guessing a burning bush, Euonymus alatus.
Ron

Sorry, I don't know what that shrub is. I pass it on the way to and from work and had to have a picture of it. Most of the leaves are gone now.

Linda

It looks like a burning bush to me.

Thanks Ron and Casey,and thanks to Linda for posting it.
Kathi