Adventures of the Toronto Camera Club. Ours is at bottom right, to Narok. The village I stayed in last year was aging quickly, and it was time to build a fresh village on a new planning concept and with expanded tourism in mind. Although we understood they were very much unhappy with our intrusion, we were quite amused .

8211; Panoramic View of Birds Panoramic photograph of birds. 8211; Show and Tail Two framed artistic framed photos. 8211; Look Outside my Window Report or commentaries about my backyard birds. 8211; Close Friends Close-up photo of birds. 8211; Memory Lane Artistic framed photo of birds shot on previous years. According to the week schedule mentioned above, I have Wednesday and Friday open, I have a choice to pick one of these days to publish 2 large photos. I have opted for every FRIDAY.

Stories and experiences from a year in the land of the thunder dragon. Snowfall and Nightfall at Phajoding. Winter Hike in Black and White. A Promising Outlook for Business? July 29, 2013.

Meinhart, Sign Painter and Artist. Frank set up shop at 119 South Main Street i.

Here we have a Kelp Goose chick, note the dark legs on the chick, and the yellow legs on the adult. They are also birds of the far south. They have the same basic coloration, but male Upland Geese have black feet and females have yellow feet. I was pretty sure this was a female Upland Goose because she and the male had a chick which you can see below. The chick had black feet too! Are you confused yet? These are Patagonian Cre.

Rainbow and blue oak, Fort Hunter Liggett, California. I missed the bus yesterday morning. So I drove 50 miles to work. Yeah, they really were this intense. When I left work late in the day I saw this bull elk with some of his harem.

Processing words, experiences and art. This young male Hairy Woodpecker may have thought our umbrella was his parent.

To Turkey and back; adventures in life, romance, heartbreak and seeing the funny. One of the advantages of working from home is being able to .

Found some great treasures here during a stroll around Amsterdam one afternoon. I came across this image in a store window on one of my wanderings through Holland, and think it is encouraging and good advice. After some research I found out that this picture was drawn by Mary Engelbreit.