The Daily Post one-word prompt: Branch
Bent Out of Shape
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Wordless Wednesday 2.28.18
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Within this World (photo essay)
Galaxies within galaxies within galaxies. The penultimate frontier.
Top to bottom: small cannonball, civil war era; light bulb; soap bubbles (negative); black-light bulb; water bubbles (negative); granite sphere on grave monument.
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Out of This World
yet again
weary flag descends
half-staff honors yet again
our right to bear arms
The Daily Post one-word prompt: Congregate
hang up
Sometimes
ONE isn't the loneliest number.
Sometimes
it's loneliest when
it's you, me and
your CELL PHONE.
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: A Face in the Crowd
Wordless Wednesday 2.21.18
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winter drift
flakes drift from night sky
snow drift builds against my sill
I drift off to sleep
Cee’s Black & White photo challenge: chilled
gone shopping
osprey circles high
sudden dive with talons splayed
fresh fish for dinner
#bluewave #resist
Nature, naturally
When I think about the best parts of living in the Pacific Northwest portion of the United States, I think of the diversity of nature. With my home situated near Portland, Oregon, I am just hours away from beaches, forests, mountains and high desert (with the occasional urban area thrown in).
This week’s Daily Post photo challenge asks us to show images of where we live. I just happen to have a ton of photos 😉 , but I’ll narrow it down to a handful.
Oregon Coast
The Pacific Ocean near Oceanside, Oregon
Forests
Ochoco National Forest, Oregon
Mountains
Mt. Saint Helens in Skamania County, Washington State. This volcano erupted most recently in 1980.
High Desert
Painted Hills near Mitchell, Oregon
And of course, the city where I live, Vancouver, Washington
Columbia River and the Vancouver, Washington river bank.
To see the sights of where others call home, go to The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Tour Guide
Wordless Wednesday 2.7.18
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What Rhymes with Stanza? 