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Snakes Are Awake
Its seems a little early here but the snakes have come out in abundance over the last week and a half. The young dog is (thankfully) afraid. Her first couple run-ins have been with bull snakes so she learned about … Continue reading
The New Gypsies
I have seen photos from this book around the web for a while now. A fair number of “hippie” Brits are living mobile, a difficult thing to do in the U.S. Iain McKell has done a wonderful job of photo-documenting … Continue reading
Posted in art, caravan, gypsy, gypsy wagon, nomad, photography, vardo
Tagged gypsy, gypsy wagon, nomad, photography, vardo
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Wildlife Battle
I was fortunate enough to see an amazing wildlife battle yesterday evening. It was life at its rawest on the Llano Estacado. I wanted to be an impartial observer but, being human, I stepped in and intervened. I live in … Continue reading
West Coast Day
A palette full of blues. Just sat and looked at the colors for several hours this morning. Looking west over the kelp forest off Point Loma at the Cabrillo Notional Monument. Yesterday at Flat Rock Beach. A relatively lonely area … Continue reading
Posted in environment, photography
Tagged Cabrillo National Monument, Pacific, photography, Point Loma
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Birds
I like birds and love to photograph them. Here are a couple photos from the Mexican American border at the Tijuana Estuary Park. Pelicans in attack formation. The photo was shot from the hip on full auto so maybe not … Continue reading
Posted in photography, wildlife
Tagged egret, pelican, photography, Tijuana estuary, wildlife
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