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Jan 10, '08 5:12 PM
for everyone

1/10/08 found me wandering around a local Nature Preserve, then back home looking out my own back door (and finding the inspiration for this week's Picture Perfect)

As usual, more details can be found by clicking on each photo.

Welcome
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The Climbing Tree
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The Platform
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Fluttering Grasses
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Cocoon
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The Path
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Tangles
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Grasses

Cats!
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The Ladies
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Camo Kitty

Sunny Tales
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Alongside

Sideshow
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Holy Rock
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Hmmm

Nope.
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Barkrooms
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Bark Chips
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Now here's something
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fotofriday wrote on Jan 10

theres something about an empty bench...awesome pic

fotofriday wrote on Jan 10

blowing in the wind??

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

Lonely and yet inviting.......such a mix of emotions here. Fantastic.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

What stories this tree has.
And you got blue sky!!!!

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

Amazing movement and stillness. I love it.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

Hmmm, wonder what is in there. I love the colors of the reeds against everything.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

I love paths like this.....looks like a road to nowhere and everywhere.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

Wow.....just wow.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

Wow, they've all popped.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

This is lovely and so touching.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

I've never seen this many all opened at once. I really like them in the b&w. So immense and intense.

afaceinthecrowd wrote on Jan 10

So meditative.....definitely a Dylan song or two here.
And a U2 one ;-)

jadedtales wrote on Jan 10

Yay! Blue... not gray! I love how he looks all craggy. Is that a hunting platform? Should you be wearing bright orange colors??

theoriginalgirly wrote on Jan 11

okey dokey, a few more up... and some descriptions too

chopsake wrote on Jan 11

They've seen a lot huh? I like to reflect on what the great Sequoias and Redwoods have seen. When they talk about how they've been around since the Pharaohs!

chopsake wrote on Jan 11

Visiting the same place each season to see how it changes, there's nothing like it to give me a sense of place.

geminaigraphics wrote on Jan 11

Excellent!

chopsake wrote on Jan 11

HAHA! Yes. Lovely, flowing, Sideshow Bob. Die, Bart, Die.

chopsake wrote on Jan 11

A cross section of the large intestine?

ladymindy wrote on Jan 11

oops. Im not sure what I clicked here, but I definitely left my mark on this one. Nice fungus. are those teeth on the fungus or are they pores that broke up? Could be a few different species.

ladymindy wrote on Jan 11

Ahhhh!!!!! looks like what they called polyporous versicolor in my day, of course the latin name changed since I studies fungi many many years go. More recent names are Trametes versicolor or Coriolus versicolor/ These are quite old, and the tops have algae on them. The bottoms pores have broken down so they don't look regular at all I am sure.

ladymindy wrote on Jan 11

goldenrod?

ladymindy wrote on Jan 11

Love the cattails in black and white. wonderful!

ladymindy wrote on Jan 11

Great shot!