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This was the easiest plane to shoot at the show. It was Slowww

This was the easiest plane to shoot at the show. It was Slowww
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Aug, 2009

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This one long Mountain Sheep seemed to be interested in the traffic along the Mount Evans Road. The rest of the herd was up on the mountain.

Taken at an inland lake north of Deland, Florida

Taken at Riverside Cemetery in Denver, Colorado.

Taken in Denver's City Park. Great Sunset to compliment the fountain. The fountain changes colors and spray pattern all evening long.

Taken from near the boat launch area along the Tomoka River.

Taken from the south side of the Devil's Gate Trestle at the Georgetown Loop Railroad in Colorado

Taken at the Mount Goliath area along the Mount Evans Highway. This ancient Bristlecone Pine seems to be pointing to the Pot of Gold at the End of the

Taken at New Smyrna Beach by the Ponce Inlet.

The four children of Clifton and Lizzie Bell died between the years of 1879 - 1887. The Rocky Mountain News stated that Mr. and Mrs. Bell had suffered

A WWII Fighter Plane

Taken inside Tomoka State Park near Ormand Beach, Florida

Gull was sitting on the sand at New Smyrna Beach in Florida. I did not notice the fish hook in its beak until later when I uploaded the photo

Taken at one of my Koi Ponds. This is a 2nd day blossom.

Taken from the Mount Evans Road in Colorado. Echo Lake is at 10,600 ft. A very busy weather day on the Colorado Front Range

Taken at about 13,500 ft altitude on Mount Evans in Colorado.

Taken from the New Smyrna Beach side at the Ponce Inlet in Florida

Sunset at Confluence Park in Denver, Colorado

Pelican taking off from the water at the Jetty at New Smyrna Beach, Florida

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