Well I'm sorry I can't appease your poetic taste, Shift. |
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I despise reading others' writing and poetry because it either quite simply sucks, or even if it's good just doesn't do it for me. I am incredibly picky. But, |
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Well I'm sorry I can't appease your poetic taste, Shift. |
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Starry starry night, paint your pallet blue and gray,
Look out on a summers day,
with eyes that know the darkness of my soul.
While we're on poetry.. My grandmother (1886 - 1977) was a poet, and about 20 years ago, one of my brothers was able to track down copies of all her known output via one of our aunts and sent it to me. By now, my grandmothers' descendants number well over 100 as she had 4 daughters and 2 sons. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-16-2009 at 01:25 AM.
Meet the American Pika. He's a relative of the rabbit, and he lives at high rocky elevations in the American West. He's also cute as hell. I offered him 5 bucks to pose for me, but he said he has no use for our currency, asking instead that if any eagles or other birds of prey might be about that I give him and his buddies a heads up. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-16-2009 at 01:23 AM.
Yes, yes I totally am. |
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Oh boo hoo. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-16-2009 at 07:23 AM.
See? No more noise or artifacts. |
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A story in 4 photos: |
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That's awesome, almost unreal. How far apart in time did you take the photos? |
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It almost looks like the seasons. |
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Starry starry night, paint your pallet blue and gray,
Look out on a summers day,
with eyes that know the darkness of my soul.
Let's see.. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-16-2009 at 11:05 AM.
No bites on the last one? Shit. Tough crowd. |
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Seneca Lake in moonlight: |
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Closer to home, Big Creek at the far eastern end of the Smokies is known for having insanely emerald green water at some of the deeper holes. This one, Midnight Hole, is the jewel of Big Creek. |
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And the way I like to see it: |
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Oh my goodness, Dan! Who knew we had a superb photographer hiding out in the shadows! I love them, I love so many of them that it'd be tedious to point out which ones I loved. |
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The winter of 2003-2004 was rough for me. I've hinted at the ordeal to a few of you, but it's not something that I talk about unless there's a very good reason for me to bring it up. When things are bad, no matter how bad, I still believe they will get better. It's just been long enough for me to look back without being sucked back. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-17-2009 at 10:53 PM.
Impressive for such a shit talker |
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Thanks Xoxy! And Thanks dod.. uh, I think! From one shit talker to another. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-18-2009 at 10:18 AM.
This is obligatory, so I might as well get it out of the way. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-18-2009 at 02:24 AM.
This is me and my buddy Robert at the top of Grassy Ridge Bald (elevation 6,189 feet), a few miles on the other side of the Carvers Gap parking area from Roan Mountain. Robert is a bit of a character... well, actually, quite a character. Robert keeps quite a gut for a hiker, possibly due to the fact that he thinks nothing of lugging a full case (24) of beer as far as 20 miles on his back just so, as he puts it, "I can get a good drunk on". One can remind him that liquor is more compact, but he won't hear it. The man loves his beer. |
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Last edited by Flavour of Night; 07-20-2009 at 05:36 AM.
This was my sig picture for the longest time, but I had to cut some of it off to fit the sig. |
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More from the Smokies... I love this place. |
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