RPCookin
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I don't know if I posted this here before or not, but this was shot from my driveway -not quite the Blue Angels, but..... Crop duster at work:
Random Photo Thread: The Sequel
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Cheryl J
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That is an amazing shot, Rick! Can even see the pilot's face in that one. You are an excellent photographer and I always enjoy your pics. 
Farmer Jon
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The boys like helping put new chicks in the bin.
Farmer Jon
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I bet that guy would love a copy of the picture.I don't know if I posted this here before or not, but this was shot from my driveway -not quite the Blue Angels, but..... Crop duster at work:
Addie
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Well, Spike was here this morning and we went over the whole problem I have with my present phone. I can take pics, but I can't download them to the internet. I have two choices. Keep the free phone I have, or take the offer Assurance gives me and then pay $30.00 a month for internet services. I am not sure I want to take on another bill each month. If I want internet abilities, I have it on my computer.
GG, I did see your request regarding the quoted site. I will have to find it again. I do remember it was the FCC that made the ruling.
GG, I did see your request regarding the quoted site. I will have to find it again. I do remember it was the FCC that made the ruling.
Farmer Jon
Sous Chef
Before I had internet I just texted pics to my email.
ixamnis
Cook
We had an ice storm here in January. I took a couple of photos in the yard near the end of it. (Precip was still falling when these were taken .... as were a few trees).
good suggestion Jon. I was going to say I sometimes email myself but guess that is data on the internet...
Addie
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We had an ice storm here in January. I took a couple of photos in the yard near the end of it. (Precip was still falling when these were taken .... as were a few trees).
Wow! great shots. I had a friend that caught a melting drop in midair. You pics reminded me of that. We just love pictures of nature! It reminds us of just how gentle, fragile and delicate our environment is.
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Souschef
Sous Chef
I Googled the registration number, and the plane is registered to Aero Applicators in Sterling CO. You can contact them or just send them a copy
GotGarlic
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It's that time of year again when I have to carefully examine my garden parsley before chopping it up for dinner [emoji38] These guys have been hanging out in the kitchen for several days now.
Dawgluver
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They are adorable! Have you named them yet?
Tiger Swallowtails are welcome to my parsley any time!
GotGarlic
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No... Do you have any ideas?
I have a ton of parsley that seeded itself last year. I set aside some of it for them and move them so they won't decimate all of it
I have a ton of parsley that seeded itself last year. I set aside some of it for them and move them so they won't decimate all of it
Cooking Goddess
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Dawgluver
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No... Do you have any ideas?
I have a ton of parsley that seeded itself last year. I set aside some of it for them and move them so they won't decimate all of it
Lee and Pars? Not terribly original. I always give them their own parsley plants. Then they promptly move over to mine. Their little horns stick up as they try to frighten me when I move them.
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They do look like they might need more wriggle room.
Cheryl J
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Usually I'm all "ewww" about crawlies, but those are actually very pretty.
Dawgluver
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They are very pretty. And your hands smell like parsley after you move them.
Cheryl J
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I can't actually touch them, though. 
Dawgluver
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They don't bite too hard, Cheryl. They just put up their little horns and make you smell like parsley. Not a bad thing.
