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aerialphoto > 1/20/09 - Ruins of the Dummett Sugar Mill, dates back to the early 1800s. I pass by this place all the time and decided to take a snapshot this morning. When I got out of the car there was a huge wild hog behind a tree. The woods are loaded with them around here. When I stood to take this picture he slowly came up to me but ran like lightning when I moved to take his picture. Maybe next time.
aerialphoto > On The Intracoastal Waterway Suitable Sizes: Rectangular formats up to 11x14 & Photo Puzzles
aerialphoto > July 5 - Along the Tomoka River - Ormond Beach, FL
aerialphoto > St Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church - Fairfax Station, Virginia - 1988
aerialphoto > Nov '08 - Getting ready for Thanksgiving. All the "Birthplace of Speed" banners are up. On the Friday after Thankgiving we have the "Gaslight Parade", a night parade of antique and classic cars followed by an antique car show on Saturday, not to mention the massive Turkey Rod Run car show in Daytona all four days of the weekend.
aerialphoto > #17 - July 17: Another low-ceiling, drizzly, rainy, thundery morning in Florida. Right in the middle of a low-pressure system moving across the state, the coast here had 300ft ceilings and rain
aerialphoto > Vine in soft morning light Nikon D200 w/Nikkor Q.C 135mm f/2.8 also available from my gallery
aerialphoto > Sunset, Flagler Beach Florida
aerialphoto > April 10 2009 - Disney World's EPCOT at 9:30 this morning
St Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church - Fairfax Station, Virginia - 1988
aerialphoto > St Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church - Fairfax Station, Virginia - 1988
St Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church - Fairfax Station, Virginia - 1988
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