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Journey

dog water — Oh, I’m sailin’ away my own true love
I’m sailin’ away in the morning
Is there something I can send you from across the sea
From the place that I’ll be landing?– Bob Dylan

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/07/30Categories dogs, riverine, slabtown

Ardea herodias

herons — threesome

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/07/25Categories fauna, fishbones, slabtown, Three1 Comment on Ardea herodias

Pandion haliaetus

fish hawk — If you are not a fish everything should be ok.

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/07/23Categories fauna, fishbones, riverine, slabtown1 Comment on Pandion haliaetus

harbinger

buzzard on chimney — at a certain age you know it is not a stork.

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/07/17Categories fauna, fishbones, slabtown2 Comments on harbinger

one cloud in the sky

water cloud horizon osprey sun — it was a doozy

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/07/02Categories fishbones, riverine, slabtown, weather

stranded

waiting for the rising tide

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/06/102020/06/10Categories fauna, riverine, slabtown

Terrapene carolina

Terrapene carolina — The City is good for many things, many creatures. It is not a place for turtles because of heavy wheeled vehicles piloted by careless people. I really enjoy the occasional encounter with a turtle and “the look”. The look, just get out of my way…

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/06/06Categories fauna, road, slabtown

parenthood

Town Creek geese goslings

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/05/16Categories fauna, slabtown

population pressure

biking on Rt 354 — Once upon a time ZPG (zero population growth) was viewed as an acceptable and responsible movement. What happened? Do you prefer density of population? Why?

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/05/08Categories america, road, sisters, slabtown, traffic

Corrotoman Rappahannock peninsula

Chownings ferry rd — Bike ride with E&H through the last best place.

hp wx eg millenbeck rd — recreating in the time of virus an unexpected gift

Helen snapped me at the end of the road.

Norros Bridge — taking a picture of the Norris Bridge

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Author WmXPosted on 2020/04/27Categories architecture, riverine, sisters, slabtown, weather

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