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Love the abandoned buildings photos, keep them coming.
 
Beautiful nature shots as well.
 
Oh, hell, I just like photographs.  Post more, everyone!
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

Some days, an Acorn just doesn't cut it.  I've seen this guy walking around with pizza more than once.  I suspect we have a teenager near us who brings home leftovers and often throws some away.  This guy manages to get to them, somehow, despite almost all trash containers having lids. 




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Yesterday at Water Dog Lake:

Lupine or acmon blue

Western fence lizard

Vivid dancer damselfly, female

Vivid dancer, male

Pacific forktail damselfly

Leave the gun, take the cannoli.
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Cool wildlife. We don't get many of those kinds of critters in Ontario. We have dragonflies but the ones with the blue body and black green head are awesome. Nicely shot (no pun intended)


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Thanks micky & JD! I had fun taking those.
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Dave Swarbrick, Berkeley 1990. R.I.P. Swarb.
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Originally posted by Michael P. Dawson Michael P. Dawson wrote:

Dave Swarbrick, Berkeley 1990. R.I.P. Swarb.

As far as I am aware we are not related, but still sad to see him go.  Not many Swarbricks in this world!
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^^^ Love the closeups of the flying insects and lizards, very nice.

A few shots from a couple different places I've been able to get into.

Old Chevy truck in a field.

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An old late 1800's colored college. 

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And an old multi-tenant office building from the 1920's. Has been the home over the years to a bank, radio station, apartments, restaurant, and finally a jewelry store. It's also only about 20-25 feet wide yet six stories tall, makes for a rather strange looking structure among all the other small buildings around. It also happens to be the tallest structure of it's kind for more than hundreds of miles in pretty much every direction.

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Taste great but a lot of work picking. An hour and a half, every other day for two weeks.
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^Nice!
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Thank^
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Originally posted by timothy leary timothy leary wrote:

Taste great but a lot of work picking. An hour and a half, every other day for two weeks.
 
Lovely photo, they look so fresh I can almost taste them Smile  almost but not quite Cry
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Fresh picked with cream for breakfast. Next up is the blueberries. Western Washington has a great climate for berries.
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^with cream for breakfast.  oh, man, you like to twist the knife, don't you?
 
I once made raspberry jam with fresh-picked English raspberries. If there's a heaven, that's what it must taste like, on a scone with Cornish cream.
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^ That is awesome!
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Originally posted by Michael P. Dawson Michael P. Dawson wrote:

^ That is awesome!

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