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Tourism 101

Tourism 101

Everyone pick a gap and take a snap?

Everyone pick a gap and take a snap?
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A horse in the countryside. I tried to coax her closer, but she turned and hoofed off. Fortunately, she decided to turn around right in front of the y

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The table was set and turkey was on the grill.

I scared this one and its mother up while on a hike. Mom took off, but Bambi wanted a photo before following.

One of the best macro shots I've taken to date. With the non stabilized version of this lens, macro photos are very difficult to correctly focus.

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My parents'dog, Vern, awaiting a servant to bring his biscuit.

Buggy Style

I can still time a shot!

A long exposure inside Ronda's "Arab Baths." I was informed that this is the only baths of the era with a complete and intact roof.

One rainy day in Ronda, I discovered another use for clothespins. Dryers aren't very common in southern Spain, and I didn't do laundry if th

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