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Crow and Clouds via Instagram
The crows have been visiting the garden more as human activity has slowed elsewhere. This one joined me as I sat in the garden a few days ago.
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Feeling Very 19th Century Today via Instagram
Feeling Very 19th Century Today
As my hair grows longer and wavier, and my beard turns towards mutton chops, I am feeling quite 19th Century today. Add #covid19 to the mix and the comparison draws even deeper.
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Bird and Butterfly Boxes Still Life via Instagram
Bird and Butterfly Boxes Still Life
Retired bird houses become an art piece in my garden.
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Eucalyptus in the garden via Instagram
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Tree against the evening sky via Instagram
A view from my garden at dusk, just after the sun has set.
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Sycamore In Autumn via Instagram
The stark white trunks and limbs of the sycamore shown brightly in the afternoon sun here in the neighborhood.
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Azalea Flower via Instagram
My Los Angeles 81: Little Tokyo Temple, Los Angeles, California via Instagram
My Los Angeles 81: Little Tokyo Temple, Los Angeles, California
We were in Little Tokyo yesterday for the medicinal application of a big bowl of ramen and some walking about.
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Old and New…Again via Instagram
Along the street In Porto’s Historic District. Among all the old there are subtle signs of the new.
** We have returned from Porto and I am streaming out our photos over the next few weeks.
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