I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 10
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Comments (19)It's too far away to be a problem...really. The sounds just echo...being across a canyon. :0) I think Ramona left him because he closed the bars down @ 2am, then hikes trails in a drunken stupor! :0) Then there's the guys with headlights on their mountain bikes that ride the trail around 10pm. We see little specks of moving lights waaaaaaaaay in the distance, zig-zagging along. :0) lol...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 03
Comments (11)Jim, a story could be written about that series of photos! Was the guy on the right asking if he could sit there, and the middle guy said no? I like the final one--the lefties go back to drinking, the guy on the right with his hand over his face. My3dogs---your yard is just spectacular! Gazania, good puzzle. Hope the eyes are healing up well....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 01
Comments (7)The grave of Vaslav Nijinsky, the great Russian ballet dancer, in Montmarte Cemetery, Paris. He died in London in 1950 but his body was moved to Paris in 1953. According to Wikipedia, the statue was donated by dancer Serge Lifar and shows Nijinsky in character as the puppet Petrushka....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed June 08
Comments (12)socks, I looked at your "Oreo" pic yesterday several times, but the title you gave it didn't dawn on me till this morning! Looks like they could be the "double stuffed" Oreos!...See More
11 years agolast modified: 11 years agoNap time. Friends dogs.... they are both rescue dogs and are not related.
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Hey marcia, you are in my neighborhood. Your picture is probably less than 5 minutes walk from my desk. Here are a few others from the "The Grounds" at "Mr. Jefferson's University"
The Chapel
The Rotunda
The Main Library
A "Pavilion" on the Lawn
An art installation of two segments from the Berlin Wall.
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11 years agoOh that Schultz! He is one lucky dog. He even has use of the remote. :)
Mine is a cellar door on the Newport Garden Tour from this past weekend.
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