Here are a variety of little moments that got left out of my showings.
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| James has an art gallery here at Tobin, and over the month of October, he hosted an art show with his fellow Main Street Artist Gallery associates. |
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| it's a sign! hanging from the old milk truck |
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| Here's James in his Gallery |
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| the art show from a different angle |
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| me and my second crop of potatoes |
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| our newest sign |
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| I love sunlit weeds in early autumn |
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| the big boater weekend of the year was extremely well attended |
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| a slew of kayakers running the rapids |
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the boulders just east of Tobin look so pretty with the colorful boats
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| self-explanatory |
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| Kyria came for the weekend, and her desire to run around in the mountains took me, her and Jeffery up the Ben Lomond trail. We are standing on what Brenda calls Paul's Nose |
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| The Paul's Nose rock with the metal badge embedded, telling us that Paul's Creek Point is 3854 ft. in elevation |
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| Okay, eye test time again. Kyria is a tiny figure in this view, her arms upraised, wearing a blue shirt. Can you see her? She is standing on a round rock. At the right edge of the photo is a tree with silvery branches. A bit left of that is a burnt looking tree. Kyria is between the two trees just below the top edge of the right tree. See her? Hi, Kyria! She was taking a run. |
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| Ben Lomond peak, with the moon |
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| My artful close up |
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| Jeffery and I attended his 40th (!!) high school reunion, Class of 75, which was also the Class of 74's reunion |
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| the d.j. and his lady |
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| Class of 1975 Quincy High School - 40 years later. |
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| Kyria brought me heart rocks from France and Switzerland! |
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| Military vehicle load on the railroad |
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| closer up view |
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| Jeffery and I did a hike up Yellow Creek |
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| the Belden Powerhouse |
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| workers hanging out |
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| it doesn't look quite real, does it? it's like a kid's creation |
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| Yellow Creek |
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| this tree twisted and ripped right off the hill and fell with a crash some time not too long ago |
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| you can see the trail for quite a ways through this stretch of the forest |
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| a pretty whirl-pool. See the leaf stuck to the rock sort of left of center? It stayed there the whole time we sat by the creek |
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| closer view. the water lapped in heavier swooshes, then ebbed a bit, but the leaf stayed put. "surface tension" in action |
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| view up the creek |
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| on the trail to home |
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| we also slipped in a nice evening at Rocki's Feather River Hot Springs with music by Andy Shanks |
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| and there you have it! All the news that is fit to print. Smile! |
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