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19 07 2006

Wednesday the 19th of July 2006 cb

Urban Cammo dress, I really like this disruptive pattern, looks good.
Sunny, 34C, 7 mph E wind, 1015 mb, 36% rh.
Beautiful day.


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John Cooper24-Jul-2006 08:03
Dave, hatred of poetry is amazingly common. I have read many thousands of books, fiction and non fiction. I never read poetry, I dislike it intensely.
Dave Beedon23-Jul-2006 21:45
As a child I hated poetry, with the exception of two poems: one a humorous story about having trouble sleeping, the other was Shelley's "Ozymandias." Written poetry still holds little interest, but the visual kind to which you refer inspires one to reach new heights of pleasure and accomplishment. I know that shooting such pictures is hard work; in Renton there is much support for your efforts.
John Cooper22-Jul-2006 22:30
Larry, how the hell did I miss that, I am so embarrassed.
1moremile22-Jul-2006 22:20
wc=webcam (to me anyway)
John Cooper20-Jul-2006 22:34
Now you see the advantage of having a vehicle with a bed in the back. A few hours sleep is hugely beneficial to composure regaining.
Dave Beedon20-Jul-2006 20:47
John, thank you for the verbal addendum to the visual report. Reading such poetry would put me in such a state of intoxication that I would be unfit to operate a moving vehicle for a while. Did you have to rest briefly to regain your composure?
John Cooper20-Jul-2006 06:46
Larry, w.c. (whoever that is) says thanks.
John Cooper20-Jul-2006 06:45
Dave, you should have seen the moving version. Poetry in motion. Sometimes still photography is just not good enough.
1moremile20-Jul-2006 02:04
Nice photo. Give my regards to w.c.
Dave Beedon19-Jul-2006 21:25
Did the searching algorithm catch this because of the odd pattern, or because of its contrast with the graceful curved lines below it? It is the juxtaposition that intrigues me.
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