Big image, sorry bout that. Just something I took last time I was in Pennsylvania. It's the only picture I have online at the moment.
Big image, sorry bout that. Just something I took last time I was in Pennsylvania. It's the only picture I have online at the moment.
Doc awakened very slowly and clumsily like a fat man getting out of a swimming pool. - John Steinbeck
I've never been to Pennsylvania. Is that beautiful scenery of Pennsylvania set in winter?Originally Posted by Nick Rubashov
Beautiful pictures! I have got some photos that I took of a barrage, but sadly haven't got them on computer.
I sang of leaves, of leaves of gold, and leaves of gold there grew.
Quite a lot, I'm afraid, coming from where you'd be coming from...but you're always welcome.Idril , how much does it cost to take a trip to ur parent's place
It's the northwest, actually. My parents live just a few miles north of New Town, if that means anything to you, right between Minot and Williston. I live in the south central part of the state but it's not nearly as pretty, although we do have the Missouri River so I guess we too, have our attractions.
He's my youngest son. I try not to post any pictures of them because it seems an invasion of their privacy but that figure added so much to the picture and you can't see any details anyway other than his messy hair so I decided to go for it.and Idril, who is the little boy?
Miss Tenderness, I love those pictures! I love how busy everything is, you could stare at that picture for hours and still discover new things.
Themis, I love the lake one. All the pictures are beautiful but it was the lake and the reflection of the trees that really caught my attention.
Nik, is that picture in sepia or is my monitor out of whack? I love the swing, there's always something so mournful about a still swing.
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the luminous grass of the prairie hides
feet lovely and still as sleeping doves,
porcelain bones strong enough to carry a life,
but weighty and unmovable
As black Dakota hills. ~ Riesa
Still a very nice view
Gah! How... thrilling...
So I see. Phalacrocorax carbo, I believe?Birds everywhere.Could you get more of your pictures online? I, for one, would like to see them.
/Claes
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nice , wow. The last one is amazing.Some more pictures from Canada. (I only regret not being able to show the picture I took of the only Mountie (on a horse!) I've ever seen. Alas, when I took that picture it was night, we were very excited and some of us were trying not to squeal with delight. ... while also trying to not look like they were in any way acquainted with those of us who did squeal.)
A canyon which is normally full of water and, of course, was close to being absolutely dry when we came by.
Toronto, once again. This time as seen from the CN Tower. The second picture is seen through the glassfloor. Not that good a picture since my foot's in the way but when I took the picture, it was supposed to be evidence that we (my brother and I) really were standing there.
Birds everywhere.
Another one of the many, many pictures I took of a lake. Or alternatively, the sky.
Nick ,lovely picture,very expressive.AS Cales suggested ,we would love to see more of these.
Idril , he's so cute
when we'll see the rest?
Gah! How... thrilling...
Possible but I couldn't say. The only birds I recognize are sparrows.
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Very nice, DKelly. But then we know Massachusetts has a wonderful coastline, correct?
Here are a few more of mine....
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What is being covered up by that green rectangle?Very nice, DKelly. But then we know Massachusetts has a wonderful coastline, correct?
Here are a few more of mine....
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Summertime actually. My family owns a farm in Wysox, Pennsylvania, which is in the north-east area of the state. The farm is in the mountains and fall/winter is absolutely beautiful. Too bad I only get a chance to visit in the summer since I live all the way down in Houston. I'll try to post some more when I get the time.
Doc awakened very slowly and clumsily like a fat man getting out of a swimming pool. - John Steinbeck
You know I was wondering that myself...apparently this:
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COOL Dkelly
Kath, those are fantastic , the flower and everything.
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