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28 | medium | My customary spot for coffee and a croissant at the bakery in Ocean Springs. | |
27 | medium | Trapped in a small town with no cork screw. | |
26 | medium | He moved in not long after the barge left. | |
25 | medium | The new dock and boat slips in Ocean Springs, viewed from a tree that's near where the SE corner of the house might be. | |
24 | medium | Cypress trees near Seagrove Beach, FL. | |
23 | medium | I don't know their name, but the sight of them dangling below the fresh yellow-green spring leaves is far more important than the label. | |
22 | medium | A male rufous-sided towhee, dedicated to harassing his reflection in the window. | |
21 | medium | Passion, as only moths can know it. | |
20 | medium | Two of the three hulls of the F-27 on a cold, grey day on Lake Lanier. | |
19 | medium | You can see the fire in the wood, even now. | |
18 | medium | A new mast being formed for the sailing vessel Governor Stone of Apalachicola. | |
17 | medium | Shadow of sweetgum on sweetgum. | |
16 | medium | No tripod and little light, but the color is the thing, not the depth of field. | |
15 | medium | Hey, it worked for the persimmons, why not hickory nuts masquerading as strawberries to confound the birds? See November 18, 1999. | |
14 | medium | Afternoon spring pond. | |
13 | medium | The last days of last year's leaves. | |
12 | medium | Catbriars on the move. | |
11 | medium | They're galls of some sort, about 3" long. | |
10 | medium | Poppy blossom. (from last fall) | |
9 | medium | You've probably heard the song about him. | |
8 | medium | Dinner. | |
7 | medium | It's a species of garter snake, called a big brown snake. The name makes little sense, though. This one was typical in size, about the diameter of a pencil and twice as long. Good camouflage, though. | |
2 | medium | Doorlatch. | |
1 | medium | North Florida's answer to those ancient Chinese terracotta warriors. |
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