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You learn something everyday, even at my advanced age! lichen (li ken), n. an organism composed of a fungus in union with an alga, commonly forming patches on rocks and trees. What I didn't know was that "alga" is the singular of algae! algae (al je), n.pl., sing. -ga (ge),…
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A possum at the door last night reminded me of this one… No worries! Reprinted from Laine's Blog October, 2011.
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A sunny day with my young friend, and a walk in the park. Sometimes the trees just take my breath away! Yes, there are grander trees in St. Augustine, but with the sun shining through this relatively young Oak, it was a delight. Lighthouse park, with Aden.…
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There are some who say that we are safer now than at any other time in Human History. And there are some who say that we are never ever safe. There are some who work tirelessly for peace. And there are some who work tirelessly for war. There are those who worship…
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Be kind To your web-footed friends, for a duck may be somebody's Mother. Be kind to your friends in the swamp, where the weather is very very damp…. The End! Muscovy Ducks at Treaty Park being very friendly.
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The thing is that Venus has been so bright in the Western sky lately that she takes my breath away. It is difficult to take an interesting photograph of a little white dot of light, so I borrowed this moon shot with Venus, taken in 2013. But seeing it is the…
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Movement in the stillness, more in the woods behind us, squirrels and owls, and under the surface of the water. A balance is struck at the end of the day as the light fades and we rush to beat the darkness home. Sunset at Vail Point on Moultrie…
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This is the old Aviles Street. Come to First Friday tonight to see the new Aviles street, with sidewalk cafes and lots of new galleries. Including Butterfield Garage on Aviles! Laine's photos will be on display through the month of February, alongside the other wonderful artists from Butterfield Garage. …
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Bless us all on this unusual inauguration day. And Bless America.
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Lots of trees down in the Parks after the Hurricane. But lots more survived! Vail Point Park.
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