I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri June 19
From my hike yesterday.
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- 11 years agolast modified: 11 years ago
From a hike we took almost 9 years ago. Man how time flies. This was when they used to love each other and never fought. Just gotta make it through these teenage years.
This was on that same hike. We were looking through old pictures last night and couldn't even remember taking these.
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11 years agoStrange little caterpillar that was on my porch chair last evening. It is about 3/4 inch long.
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From a hike last fall, strange fungus-y looking growths on trees
The third one I discovered were not fungus, but instead were insects with white fuzzy tufts.
and a view across the reservoir.
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11 years agoYou really did capture how velvety those roses are in the photo! Happy anniversary.
My photo is from a surfing competition in Oceanside, CA.
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11 years agoFantastic pictures today. Happy anniversary, Raven. Your roses are gorgeous! Mine is a church steeple in Boston. The "one if by land, two if by sea" steeple to be exact!!
11 years agoMore Black/White photos I took and printed. Front of DH's 1946 Chevy pickup. Old trucks and cars are so much cooler than todays.
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