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11/26/11

Saturday Snapshot

the old railroad bridge just outside of town

In the summer (and even some die-hard water babies of winter) will go kayaking, canoeing and rafting.  About a week ago traffic was stopped on our way out of town and I could not figure out why until I looked down at the river......there were 4 deer standing in the water as peaceful as you please.  Now that would have been an award-winning photo!

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Have a wonderful weekend!


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12 novel reactions:

  1. I love this kind of photo...a reminder of times gone by :) Deer always seem to show up when you least expect them...of course, you never have a camera :/

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  2. I would have stopped to look at the deer too!

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  3. Great shot. It speaks of the impending winter.

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  4. This is a gorgeous image, and I can imagine that it's so peaceful and wonderful to be there in person. Nothing like that here in Orlando, that's for sure! Great photo today!

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  5. That looks so very pretty over the water. It reminds me of an old bridge near where i grew up.

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  6. What a beautiful peaceful river. I would love to wander along the shore.

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  7. It's times like those I wish I had my camera with me. :) That is a nice shot of the old bridge!

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  8. Great shot! I love the composition.

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  9. What a pretty bridge.

    I would have stopped to watch the deer too, I'm afraid.

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  10. What a lovely picture. This is the part of Georgia I wish I would have had time to see!

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  11. What a wonderful reason for a traffic jam!

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  12. An old (or vintage?) bridge is just such a nice thing to look at. Makes me think of how many people traveled over it, who traveled on it, and if any of them were famous. Love it.

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