Dock at Rest - The Long Wait for May
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AS JIMMY BUFFETT ONCE SAID, "I know one thing: INDECISION MAY OR MAY NOT BE MY PROBLEM." Left click once on each photo to enlarge it.
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- Rob Greenfield
- My name is Rob Greenfield, and I live, work and play in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. I am an avid amateur photographer, and I enjoy posting photos of things and events I have been doing.
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- Gone Gone GoneWe love this little cottage. It is/...
- This photo works better in black and white than i...
- Here's a typical Northern Ontario rural winter sce...
- To get the whole Red Pine in one photo, I had to ...
- Last Saturday morning, Mr. P., Doc Bain and I wen...
- The Montreal Canadiens, a Molson Canadian, an NHL...
- The start of our journey to Ottawa on Friday afte...
- The Menudo? Brothers warm up for Tom Wilson and H...
- Mr. P. and I travelled to Merrickville this weeke...
- Words of wizdom posted on my office wall.
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- Dock at Rest - The Long Wait for May
- Sunny and I went snowshoeing in the bush on Sunda...
- This is a frigid morning panorama shot looking ac...
- Two years ago I posted a similar photo to the one...
- This building on Main Street in North Bay was bui...
- This store and the sign in the photo used to be M...
- Fish - Tangled Up in Vines
- We have a lot of very large white pine, red pine,...
- Sunny and I went for a walk on Sunday afternoon. ...
- The 2011 Rink
- Ah, Saturday afternoon ...
- Here's a self portrait by my grandson, Cody.
- It's said that moss grows on the north side of tr...
- After a great northern visit, the UC sadly arrive...
- Yesterday the UC and I went to the local universit...
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1 comment:
Love it - looks like a bunch of ETs with golf caps - nice snow and wood contrasts - and the abrupt verticals -
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