photography
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SQUARES – Bright Blue
Bright blue watering can and bucket sit in the wheelbarrow between the house and garage. Continue reading
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SQUARES – Lite Brite
n the 70’s, Lite-Brite was quite popular. It first hit the shelves in 1967 by Hasbro and sold for $6.95. A 25-watt light bulb sat inside a wide backed plastic box. Continue reading
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SQUARES – Creativity Brightens our Lives
We always pack our folding chairs and folding tables with us so we can make a picnic anywhere. We are very creative when it comes to being outside and one with nature. Continue reading
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Quote – Travel – Week #18
This was our first time to visit the Frog Song Organic Farm in Hawthorn, Florida. They did not disappoint! We picked a little over a flat of strawberries. Continue reading
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SQUARES – Bright Antlers
A deer antler chandelier adorns the ceiling of this multi-generation home in Cedartown, Georgia of a relative of Frank’s. I thought how unique it was and had to take a photo of it. I knew it would come in handy… Continue reading
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Last Photo – MARCH 2021
The last photo taken on my IPhone was the fruits of our labor from picking strawberries at an Organic Farm called Frog Song Organics in Hawthorne, Florida. These berries are so good and the chocolate covered strawberries that evening was… Continue reading
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SQUARES – Stained Glass
The only light coming into the little church at Mountain Top Inn & Resort in Warm Springs, Georgia was from the stained glass windows. This hummingbird spoke to me as I sat in the wooden pew feeling euphoric. I was… Continue reading
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SQUARES – Bright & Beautiful
This part of Death Valley is 282 feet (85.5 meters) below sea level. We were only part of the way down towards the bottom. Continue reading
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Bird Weekly Round-Up – Week #41
Reflections are mirror images of the subject against water or wet surface of any kind. It can also be from a mirror itself. Unless you have a pet bird, the mirror didn’t seem too likely this week. There were however… Continue reading
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SQUARES – Amaryllis
This part of Death Valley is 282 feet (85.5 meters) below sea level. We were only part of the way down towards the bottom. Continue reading
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