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Smelling the Roses ... Vertically

April 07, 2012 - We're told to stop and smell the roses. To slow down. To take pleasure. To see. Can you do that vertically? Look up. Lo...
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Winter pine cones

March 05, 2012 - A morning snow shower fell quickly on trees... but also fell quickly off. A little remained on an evergreen tree. The se...
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