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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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- Here's another example of survival - I find it v...
- This one's for Arnotti.
- Field, Ontario, got pretty much wiped out in 197...
- I just returned from a one and a half four day m...
- Had a great time at the Neelin Family Pig Roast ...
- A nice flat, calm lake - perfect for a morning p...
- This is the stern of the Fortuitous. She's been...
- Early Morning Cottage Reflection
- This is the point at the end of our road. The la...
- Southbound Jet in the Early Evening
- Bill's drive on the 15th hole at Clear Springs y...
- I made this panorama shot from 4 photos I took t...
- Morning Lakeside Reflection
- The whole family gathered for supper last night ...
- Towing the green canoe across the lake last even...
- This is the view of our place from the lake.
- Party Dock Reflection
- Morning Loon
- Nothing like an early morning paddle on a calm, ...
- Full moon last night over Trout Lake.
- Nothing like summer sunsets over the lake.
- I went for a "spin" on one of Bob's kayaks yeste...
- Nice moon rise at our beach fire last night.
- OK, here we go with another in the series "What ...
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4 comments:
A great day was had by all. Merci to the Neelins and merci to the pig.
Question: Did anyone play Big Old Goofy World by John Prine? Woke up with that song in my head.
Jmmy the Red, Bob and I "slaughtered" many Prine songs after you crashed, and I'm pretty sure that one might have been one of them.
Pass the BBQ sauce! (Can't help but feel sorry for that poor piggie, though.... even though he was probably delish!)
Great time and good seeing you again Rob - the head required a second burial!
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