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Medieval Ghent

GWR100 wrote:

We popped over to Belgium at the weekend and had a great time in the Medieval City of Ghent

GWR these are so much more than just tourist photos, your images capture my imagination and make me want to book a trip! Beautiful set!

Apr 2, 2014 20:04:31 #

Gangster

Treepusher wrote:

This is Chopper, a Pomeranian menace to society. ... (show quote)

Chopper, you've got a fan in me! Good for you for cracking the feline monopoly of Plymouth organized crime! I see a bit of foxiness in you, you'll have those cats under your paw in no time!

Apr 1, 2014 22:04:25 #

rlaugh wrote:

Beautiful shots..great eye you have!!

Rlaugh, thank you! So appreciate you letting me know you appreciated them!

Apr 1, 2014 20:20:43 #

Plymouth Rock Arrested

John Lawrence wrote:

He was last heard saying "who greased the rock"? :D

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Apr 1, 2014 20:00:21 #

Plymouth Rock Arrested

By the way, I heard the first Pilgrim who stepped on the rock slipped and fell in the water. :D

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Thanks for the back story John and thank you for the true scoop on the first Pilgrim, boy am I going to have fun with this!

Apr 1, 2014 19:55:29 #

We all like the sights,smells,and sounds....

rlaugh wrote:

of a state fair...Florida State Fair..please download

Fabulous job of capturing the action and excitement, rlaugh - post processing perfect for the subject!

Apr 1, 2014 19:49:48 #

In living color!

littlebiddle wrote:

Tried a few new things and was happy with the outcome!

What a beautiful set of spring in all it's glory, littlebiddle! Static cling wins hands up for the cuteness factor and composition!

Apr 1, 2014 19:44:11 #

Plymouth Rock Arrested

John Lawrence wrote:

Sentenced to life behind bars.

My contribution to April Fools Day. :D

John

PS. This is an actual picture of Plymouth Rock taken from the ocean side. Tourists stand up above at street level under a portico looking down at the rock. The bars allow the tide to go in and out.

Life is full of disappointments - not in your fine photo, John, but is that really THE rock that earned such a prominent place in history? I remember thinking when I saw it long ago, it was so much smaller than its fame! Thank you for the memory. On a lighter note, my husband has always maintained his ancestors were the first to step on it - eye roll ;)

Apr 1, 2014 18:21:28 #

Whuff wrote:

Is #1 the Portland Head Light? Another photo of it was just posted by Rob48.
Walt

Hi Walt! You've got sharp eyes! Yes that is the cottage in front of the lighthouse.

Apr 1, 2014 16:54:20 #

jwhphotos wrote:

All are nice but that first one speaks.

Thank you so much jwh for taking the time to look and comment. Yes, that first one speaks ;) Hopefully the grass is not greener down your way!

Apr 1, 2014 15:29:24 #

PierreH wrote:

Such really nice work.

Pierre

Pierre, I am happy you enjoyed the set! Thank you for taking time to let me know. Photography is hardly work, but I do work at it and love it - as I know you do!

Apr 1, 2014 09:37:10 #

TraceyG wrote:

There are quite a few local camera clubs....I know Ft Myers has one, and I wouldn't doubt it that Sanibel would have one. I don't belong to any of them so I can't really tell you too much about them. Feel free to contact me next time you are coming here though!

:thumbup: Thanks Tracey!

Apr 1, 2014 09:36:30 #

1click2go wrote:

Really nice work. Love the flower shot especially.

I'm happy you enjoyed them. Thank you 1click :-)

Apr 1, 2014 09:34:18 #

sb wrote:

Nice photos - it is nice to leave Maine for a bit of sun this time of year! Waiting for that grass to show up!

Thank you for your kind remarks, sb :) Not holding my breath on grass here for awhile, but I'm very much enjoying our double digits, finally! Happy Spring!

Apr 1, 2014 07:40:20 #

TraceyG wrote:

Well, after this stunning endorsement, I am ready to move!

;-) :D :D

I suggest summer or fall for your first visit, Tracey;)