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Not all winter snows slow down the world, some are attached to branches and linger longer… Randy Mazie
Florida Snow. In My Backyard.
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When Ya Gotta Go, Ya Gotta Go: Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge
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Gallery Event?: Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge
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The Bridge of Freed Slave, Horace King, PART II: Cee’s Which Way Challenge 2014 #27
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Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge in Georgia was built in the 1840s by Horace King, freed slave and bridge builder, and is the oldest and longest surviving wooden covered bridge in Georgia.
Industrial: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge
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Hollywood Beach, Florida II
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This is my follow-up piece on the Hollywood Beach in Florida, joining my fellow south Florida blogger at PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS and his recent post entitled Hollywood Beach Theatre
Hollywood Beach, Florida
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For my fellow south Florida blogger at PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS and his recent post entitled Hollywood Beach Theatre
The Bridge of Freed Slave, Horace King: Cee’s Which Way Challenge 2014 #26
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Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge in Georgia was built in the 1840s by Horace King, freed slave and bridge builder, and is the oldest and longest surviving wooden covered bridge in Georgia.
Reflections on a City: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Cities and City Structures
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She’s All That: Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge
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Yellow: The Daily Post Photo Challenge
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Cee’s Which Way Challenge 2014 #25
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Asea: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge
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Lights: The Daily Post Photo Challenge “Twinkle”
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Cee’s Which Way Challenge
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Taking Pictures is No Easy Task: Wednesday Pictioneers
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No, wait, sorry. I meant Friday Fictioneers. No. I didn’t mean that either. This week it’s actually Non-Fiction dears…
Phlower Phantasy: To Janet from “This, that and the other thing”
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Janet posts her photography on her website “This, that and the other” and has prompted me to post a few of my own favorites.
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