Thanks 🙂 That is a selfy just before I put on my coat and left to fly away. ‘Tis the only 2014 photo that exists. I really like your cheerful gravatar. Even with cropping your essence of wonderful smile comes through!!
Hi and Good Morning, thank you for that compliment and thanks for the comments and likes. I just love your blog.
I haven’t been on too much lately so I am just catching up. My pic was on a warm and sunny day, opposed to the 9 degrees we have outside right now! Maybe I should do one now lol.
9F !!! Brrrr. Raining and 56F here. Have had 75F days in the last week. A photo of the cold would nice to see, too, but I do like the warm feeling of the gravatar photo. 🙂 Some people have figured out a way to have several photos on their profile.
are there like snakes and alligators there? yikes, glad we don’t have salt water crocks in the usa big enough to take down a horse, tho alligators do bite hard I have been told. bet the bugs are really bad? wildlife is probably spectacular there. especially the birds.
🙂 Every area has its own irritants. So far no “German” cock-roaches or “Norwegian” wharf rats, or cane toads or salt-water crocs or Nile crocs …. though there are invasive species showing up and some critters that used to be more common are now less common, mostly due to habitat encroachment. I have not volunteered to test any alligators bite pressure. 🙂
This is designated wetlands, NOT to be developed. The river is pristine. This area is part of the Okeefenokee water shed. This really is my home, and I took the photo. We shall hope and pray that all of our homes are not destroyed. Bear.
Laudonniere and other French Huguenots, as well as the Spanish, just behind them, thought they had found it, 1532-ish ….or at least the general area quite near here. This photo is about 30 miles NW of Jacksonville, Florida, (as the crow flies) the St. Mary’s River swamp, private property, designated wetlands, part of HOME.
Why is it strange at this particular time? Are you writing a series related to TÃr na nÓg ?
I am so sorry she has to use her beautiful strength to deal with the Invader. Thursday, the 27th there will be a blog post, MUSIC AS MEDICINE … 🙂 🙂 In the meantime, perhaps Brighid might assist your friend through you, The Musician Poetess ….
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Beautiful!
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There is much beauty here. I am grateful.
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Fantastic photo, beautiful music.. take me to dreamland . thank you..
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Thank you. Sleep well.
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BTW I just ♥ your new profile pic!
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Thanks 🙂 That is a selfy just before I put on my coat and left to fly away. ‘Tis the only 2014 photo that exists. I really like your cheerful gravatar. Even with cropping your essence of wonderful smile comes through!!
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Hi and Good Morning, thank you for that compliment and thanks for the comments and likes. I just love your blog.
I haven’t been on too much lately so I am just catching up. My pic was on a warm and sunny day, opposed to the 9 degrees we have outside right now! Maybe I should do one now lol.
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9F !!! Brrrr. Raining and 56F here. Have had 75F days in the last week. A photo of the cold would nice to see, too, but I do like the warm feeling of the gravatar photo. 🙂 Some people have figured out a way to have several photos on their profile.
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are there like snakes and alligators there? yikes, glad we don’t have salt water crocks in the usa big enough to take down a horse, tho alligators do bite hard I have been told. bet the bugs are really bad? wildlife is probably spectacular there. especially the birds.
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🙂 Every area has its own irritants. So far no “German” cock-roaches or “Norwegian” wharf rats, or cane toads or salt-water crocs or Nile crocs …. though there are invasive species showing up and some critters that used to be more common are now less common, mostly due to habitat encroachment. I have not volunteered to test any alligators bite pressure. 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Louisiana Sinkhole Bugle and commented:
A crime to destroy this ….
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This is designated wetlands, NOT to be developed. The river is pristine. This area is part of the Okeefenokee water shed. This really is my home, and I took the photo. We shall hope and pray that all of our homes are not destroyed. Bear.
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So beautiful.
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Thank you.
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Lovely. Just lovely :0)
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This area truly is quite beautiful. I am grateful.
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:0)
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Avalon, the land of the mist, Tir na nOg. It’s so strange to see this now.
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Laudonniere and other French Huguenots, as well as the Spanish, just behind them, thought they had found it, 1532-ish ….or at least the general area quite near here. This photo is about 30 miles NW of Jacksonville, Florida, (as the crow flies) the St. Mary’s River swamp, private property, designated wetlands, part of HOME.
Why is it strange at this particular time? Are you writing a series related to TÃr na nÓg ?
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I ‘ve just talked about Tir na nOg with an irish friend. She was my room mate at Berkeley. She has a breast cancer.
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I am so sorry she has to use her beautiful strength to deal with the Invader. Thursday, the 27th there will be a blog post, MUSIC AS MEDICINE … 🙂 🙂 In the meantime, perhaps Brighid might assist your friend through you, The Musician Poetess ….
Namaste XXXX
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The threefold Goddess will protect her. 🙂 Music is the true medicine.
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XXXX
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