TopazSpooky-feb07.jpg
by dassilem

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Greetmir, LIVEStrong is the Lance Armstrong organization for Cancer Support. it is like the LiveStrong bands (the yellow gel bracelets you see people wearing)...but they made dog collars too. many of my family have been inflicted with Cancer, so I show support in every way I can!

Norwegian Pearl
by alanfreed

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WOW...you really do a great job on lighting....I can't seem to get this effect...this is stunning.

Alan--back-07.jpg
by dassilem

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heheheh....yes I think you may be right he may have been chimping, but don't we all?

Dasselim In Da House
by alanfreed

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THANKS ALAN......Please send me the full res to go one my Steeler Wall in the computer room!

It was GREAT talking to you yesterday!!

Door to the Past
by Chillitom

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like the concept

Bailing Season
by cheekymunky

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I like this....it is just like my 'view'

August is an Alphabetic Month
by bassbone

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Wow.....great job....I'm trying to do one from 'just around the house'...got alot of letters to go....

love the poster! Because all the other letters are fantastic I think you need a different R and U....as you set your standards so high with the others...

Great job!
What size is your poster?

D29: Match
by cgino

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Wow what a cutie....how'd you hold'em still while you dipped his tail in paint??? hehehhehhe

Red Trillium
by kashi

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Lovely photo...FYI (in case you didn't know) this flower is called a Trillium. And in many areas it is illegal to pick these flowers.

[Wikipedia]
Picking the flowers of Trillium can seriously injure the plant. The three leaves below the flower are the plant's only food source and a picked trillium may die or take many years to recover. For this reason in many areas, e.g. British Columbia, Michigan, New York, Oregon, and Washington, it is illegal to pick trilliums. While a popular belief is held that it is illegal to pick the common Trillium grandiflorum (white trillium) in Ontario, no such law actually exists. However, the Trillium flexipes (drooping trillium) is protected by law in Ontario, where it maintains its very small Canadian population.

They are a favorite 'find' of mine, of which I discovered a patch growing on my property this weekend and was educating the kids on them. I was excited to see your lovely photo.

Virtuoso
by md8speed

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Nice shot...what did you use to get your golden tone...

I have this sheet music at home :-D . Your picture made me get it out and play it..