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  1. glowordz

    southern wharton; 'freda shines again

    Love the effects, Alfie's cool pants, the incredible colors. The bridge shot grabs me with its wonderful textured greens. The last one is classic Alfie, worthy of framing. Next one up: priceless for composition and a luminous sense of place. The eye is drawn to that lovely tree . . . Photos...
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    Flower ID

    Sure is a great thread. Nice shots and many contributors. Thanks, oji, for keeping it up. Educational! Especially about "weeds." :) "What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered." ~ Emerson, Fortune of the Republic, 1878 Glo
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    Little Things

    Nice, oji! Glo
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    Green snake

    Thanks, Jeff. They certainly are appealing little critters. Glo
  5. glowordz

    South Jersey

    My 94-year-old father-in-law, who seldom speaks, told me last night: "The Phillies are in first place." He even smiled. He follows all their games. Atlantic City born and bred, he's a forever-fan. Go Phils! Glo
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    Little Things

    You say it well, George. Bob has an eye for the telling detail, doesn't he? Good thing he shares! Glo
  7. glowordz

    Wading The Sleeper, And Other Interesting Places

    Great photos and videos. (So photogenic, Al!) Ruined remains like that always make me wonder about the bits of story that go with them. Looks like a beautiful swamp. You two are impressive stone sleuths! Glo
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    Little Things

    Thanks, Bob. I know where to find them. :) Glo
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    Green snake

    Thanks for the meal info. But about the rest, you're kidding? I've seen black snakes hanging from trees, but green snakes live there? Why the adjective "rough?" Same snake as Ed's? Sorry, Jeff. You'd be amazed at what I don't know. :) Glo
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    Little Things

    Bob, I'm enjoying your "little things." Could you identify them? (Got the box turtle okay. :) So tiny!) I really like the way you presented the soon-to-be-blooming buds . . . Looking forward to seeing your photos, Guy! Glo
  11. glowordz

    Beaver Dam to Batona Trail, 7-18-09

    Thanks for the trip, Mark. I like your turtle too. Hoping someone has an idea about the holes in his shell. Glo
  12. glowordz

    A Crawleys paddle, again.

    Sand art is kind of . . . inspiring. :mrgreen: Glo
  13. glowordz

    July Pine Plains

    Jeff, that classic nighthawk pose would be a great cover for another album . . . more of your guitar/lute classics? Glo
  14. glowordz

    another barren night

    What a beautiful river, Whip, with such a melodious name. Might it be a Lenapi word? I like the dream-like quality of the interpreted photos and the insights they provide. They lend themselves to reverie. Glo
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    Green snake

    Thanks for this info. Such a beautiful color! Glo
  16. glowordz

    The "Project"

    I'm sorry to hear this, Guy. It looked as if y'all gave them a good start. Let's see what Legendary Bob says. Glo
  17. glowordz

    Green snake

    Absolutely love it, Jerseyman! And your charismatic snake too, Ed. Have to ask: does it eat frogs? Might it live around the Friendship bogs? Glo
  18. glowordz

    A slow drift down the Mullica

    You've got an eye for interesting shots, Ed. Of course, the flowering plants (how about that lily pad leaf!), but especially the bug. I think his eyes are marvelous, whether they're fake or not. Glo ________ What can dim his hope who sees, Though faintly and afar, The power that kindles...
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    July Pine Plains

    So many lovely shots, Bob: the verdant "barrens," the magnificent nighthawk set against a changing sky, and that remarkable burned-out heaven-lit stump . . . but it was the delicate beauty of the carex that grabbed me tonight. "Bloom where you're planted" may be trite, but it's a good...
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