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Foto Friday: Halloween Local 3.0

Posted on November 8, 2019 Updated on March 5, 2020

I was planning to do a Flick Friday for 1954. No such luck. In fact, sticking with Friday and sticking with 1954, there are no releases until well into December. *sigh* So, you gets pix! All photos are my personal collection. ~Vic

Part I/Part II/Old Halloween Stuff

Halloween Image One — Minimalist decorations for a home originally built in 1860.
Taken: 10-27-2018

Halloween Image Two — Rest in pieces. Love the black rose.
Taken: 10-28-2018

Halloween Image Three — Opposite side. Twins?

Halloween Image Four — I think this is supposed to be a ghost/skeleton mix. Not totally sure…

Halloween Image Five — Just hanging out on the porch with the dog…and a gargoyle.

Halloween Image Six — Hanging around.
Lovely home built in 1936.

Halloween Image Seven — That is one big spider.
Can you see the barbie doll and the two baby spiders?

Halloween Image Eight — Let me out!
Taken: 10-30-2018

Halloween Image Nine — Skeletons can garden, too.

Halloween Image Ten — Resting under the tree.

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Foto Friday: Sky Gazing

Posted on October 4, 2019

Flick Friday is a bust. No releases for today. So, it’s another installment of Foto Friday. Submitted for your approval…my walk this evening. ~Vic

Sunset Over Garden Image One — Capturing the sunset in the Butterfly Garden
at Gold Park

Waxing Crescent Moon Image Two — Waxing crescent Moon above the pines.

Glowing With The Moon Image Three — A glow beside the Moon.

Pink Glow Image Five — Pink glow amid the wild flowers.

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Foto Friday: Critter Collections 5.0

Posted on June 7, 2019 Updated on February 16, 2020

All Things Critter
All photos are my personal collection. ~Vic
Part I/Part II/Part III/Part IV

McKinley Spider Image One — A McKinley by the lamp post at the First Baptist Church.
The web was enormous.
09-02-2017

Orb Weaver Image Two — An Orb Weaver off the corner of the front porch.
09-22-2017

Preying Mantis Image Three — I guess she was enjoying the flowers.
10-02-2017

Preying Mantis Image Four — She posed for me.
What a ham.

Slug Image Five — Slug on the front porch.
10-18-2017

Lady Beetle Image Six — It took me a while to find this one.
Google “black bug, yellow dots” and you will get tons of pix.
This is an Asian lady beetle larva.
10-28-2017

Slug Image Seven — Larger slug on the side of the house.
06-16-2018

Moth Image Eight — Moth on the kitchen window.
04-03-2019

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Shutterbug Saturday: Critter Collections 3.0

Posted on May 11, 2019 Updated on February 16, 2020

All photos and video are my personal collection. I'm surprised some of these turned out as well as they did. The first six were taken with a Samsung Alias II…an old flip phone. ~Vic
Part I/Part II