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    When the going gets tough,

    the tough get going,

    and going,

    and going!

     

    Adeb hoofing blog

     

    (Hey, wait for me!)

     

     

     

     

    St. Augustine Beach, and keeping up with Aden…

     

     

     

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    Clouds lghtdkblog

     

    One side of the sky, gray and rumbling,

    the other giving us a cloud show.

     

    The rain came, and getting home after dark,

    there was a heady scent in the air,

    like night blooming jasmine.

     

    Where did it come from?

    Is it that season again?

     

     

     

     

     

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    There comes some mud in everyone's life that you have to go through,

    whether it's an awkward situation that you wish hadn't happened,

    or something that you must do,

    that you'd rather not.

     

    It helps to take yourself lightly,

    not so seriously,

    get through it as gracefully as possible,

    dust yourself off,

    and carry on.

     

    Mud welaka egrt blog

     

     

    Mudwekalla heron blog

     

    Or in this case,

    rinse yourself off

    and carry on!

     

    (Wings help too!)

     

     

    Egret and Heron walking in the shallows at Wakulla Springs State Park, ©2007.

    Borrowed and added onto from LainesBlog, August 2013. Used with permission!

     

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    Meteor showers?

    Sleep.

    Meteor showers?

    Sleep.

     

    O well,

    how about some lilies?

     

    Stargazers blog

     

     

     

     

     

    Thanks to Susan K. Wirth, for this beautiful shot of the Stargazer Lilies with Purple Cone Flowers, Baltimore, Maryland.

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    BioluminescenceMW_PhilHart

     

    Set this shot as my desktop photo and it takes my breath away everytime I look at it.

     

    Borrowed from the Astronomy Picture of the Day,

    the Milky Way and bioluminescence  and glowing light in the sky,

    along the shoreline of Victoria Lake, Australia.

     

     

    Oh my!

     

     

     

     

    Photo, Shooting Stars, by Phil Hart.

     

     

     

     

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    Surfbd 08.08.14blog

     

    There's more than one way to get all of your "stuff" off the beach.

     

    Hail a couple of surfers and you're good to go.

     

    Don't forget to tip them!

     

     

     

     

     

    St. Augustine Beach.

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    Some people naturally know how to take life in stride.

     

    In stride 8.11

     

    She makes this look easy!

    Tails wagging and baby smiling!

     

     

    In strde babeblog

     

     

     

     

     

    St. Augustine Beach, any summer day.

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    Simplicity 8.20

     

    This is the kind of day that makes you wish that you had a little boat

    and could wander along the marshes,

    spying on blue herons, and green herons and egrets,

    maybe run into Ratty and Mole from The Wind In The Willows,

    having tea in one of the coves,

    taking time for simple pleasures,

    as clouds drift by.

     

     

     

     

     

    The view from Vaill Point, last August, St. Augustine.

      

     

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    Waterlillies blog

     

    As beautiful as the night.

     

    "Which night?"

    You might ask.

     

    The night of shooting stars or lightening bugs,

    or the first time you held the hand of someone you really loved?

     

    You pick!

     

     

     

    Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania, Water Garden with tropical water lilies.

    Reprinted from Laine's Blog, August, 2013 and with Laine's permission ;>)

     

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    Snset490 blog

     

    No wonder ancient people honored the sun,

    the reliable, predictable sun.

     

    Our bright star might travel along the horizon

    in a northerly or southerly direction,

    depending on the season,

    but it only truly goes away at night,

    and returns,

    bringing with it the morning,

    and the first bird song.

     

    The birds know the rhythms of the sun.

    They don't have to check their clocks to know the time.

     

    They know,

     and they sing!

     

     

     

    Sunset from the beach along the inlet, Villano Beach, St. Augustine.

     

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