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Standing in line at the Winn Dixie one morning, someone said something that stayed with me… It went something like this in response to another person apologizing for taking so long… If I was in a hurry, I would have gotten here earlier… I liked that. Once in awhile, we do…
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On summer's beach… a nearly full and a blue moon rising just over there… Life is good! St. Augustine Beach, Florida, last evening…
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Gravity, according to Webster, is the force of attraction by which terrestrial bodies tend to fall toward the center of the earth. Tilting the camera, does not affect the effect of gravity, but it might make you dizzy! (Hey, where'd the ball go?) St. Augustine…
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What do you do when your destination is just over there, but there is a downpour of rain so fierce that if you stepped out for a moment you would be drenched, and a river is forming between you and your destination, and your umbrella is safe and dry at home? You…
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A lovely orange and a lovely blue here is Paradise. Bird of Paradise, up close in the front yard, St. Augustine, Florida. (Look for Laine at the Historic Market this coming Sunday, July12th, in the morning.) Related articles Advertisement…
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I guess we aren't the only ones who decorate our homes. It's a nice touch, don't you think? Yesterday's answer…Mac on the left with the aqua background and NASA on the right or bottom. Thanks for playing "Can You Guess?" I had fun!
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The first guess what this is was a detail of this shot of an Anhinga in the Everglades, Florida. Here is another shot of the same creature to get a better perspective… The second Guess what this is was a detail of this shot… an alligator just at the surface of…
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Thanks to David Gardner, our resident morning person for sharing his sunrise photographs. This stunner is from yesterday, July 7th, 2015. Wish I had been there! St. Augustine Beach, ©David Gardner, 2015.
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When I spotted this spider weaving her web, there were only two rows completed. By the time the camera came out, voila! She would take one leg and latch onto the strand that was to receive the new link, and another leg would deliver that new link all the while…
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The Schooner. The setting sun. The incoming tide. A day ends. Night begins. St. Augustine inlet, the Schooner Freedom sailing in.
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