...probably wood ones...ohmygosh... I don't think I've ever seen a sky that blue. Is that normal? You have a gorgeous viewWhat kind of trees are those?
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Silly GNT! I'm going to bet your favorite Mad Magazine pages were Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
...very perceptive of you!Silly GNT! I'm going to bet your favorite Mad Magazine pages were Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
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no bounce no play, it was a particularly beautiful day, I took this a couple of weeks ago for a friend. (The pic was actually taken on my dumb-phone so I was surprised it came out so well. I have a smart-phone now, unfortunately it is quite a bit smarter than I am.)ohmygosh... I don't think I've ever seen a sky that blue. Is that normal? You have a gorgeous view
The trees are mostly a mix of Willow and Pine.
Looks like a place to be right now.
A photo i took of some creature high up in the Rocky mountains one summer day.
I heard the name at the moment but it was six years ago.....We have the same blue sky! I wonder what this guy is?
Beautiful photo...
Nice! You have some of my favorite books in that photo
I have a few more Stephen King books I want to read in January, then I will probably start the Enders series. I liked the movie, but I could tell that is was a cliff note version of the story.I'm excited to read this series; the cashier, who checked me out yesterday, said she had just finished reading Ender's Game and really loved the book.
Walked to our local motte and bailey castle today (well what's left of it anyway). Glad I went today, it's the 554th anniversary of The Battle of Wakefield.
In the centre of this picture is our local Dark Tower, The Emley Moor Mast.
Leslie Nielson saying "lovely marmot" to Pricilla Presley just doesn't have the same ring to it....I do believe that is a marmot...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Wakefield
Is that some kind of mountain Squirrel? or more like a chipmunk? I mean the place where the photo was taken is way over the tree limit....I do believe that is a marmot...
...love that locale mate!....