Thursday, September 24, 2009

SKY WATCH FRIDAY















This is the Naval Academy Bridge over the Severn River. I love peeking over the weeds. My goal is to run this bridge. I talk about it a lot but...haven't attempted it yet. Not the distance but the hill from both sides is whats making me pause.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

J is for JACKSONVILLE!















Beautiful day at the beach with friends. Jacksonville Florida Labor Day weekend. More ABC Wednesday click on the sidebar.

Monday, September 21, 2009

RUBY TUESDAY!




Lot's of red here but....she's my gem! More "Rubies" on the sidebar.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

SCENIC SUNDAY















This is the US Naval Academy, Annapolis MD. The beautiful overlocation on the Severn River and Chesapeake Bay makes this a perfect picture spot from anywhere on campus. This is home to approximately 3,500 young men and women attending college and preparing for their career in the Navy or Marine Corps.
BEAT ARMY!
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Thursday, September 17, 2009

SKY WATCH FRIDAY

So this huge nest is sitting on top of a telephone pole in my neighborhood. You can't help wonder what gigantic bird reside here. I thought the plane in the second picture was a possiblity :)





Finally I returned, after many tries, and found this osprey sitting beside her nest. You'll have to enlarge it to appreciate her. They are endangered so their nest can't be disturbed till their young have left. This is a problem in the spring as they love to nest on boats that are dorment for the winter. About this time of year they head to South America for the winter. Don't you wonder why Florida isn't warm and far enough?
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Scenic Sunday

Flagler University, St. Augustine Florida.
The college is named for Henry Morrison Flagler, a Gilded Age industrialist, railroad pioneer and partner with John D. Rockefeller in Standard Oil. In 1888, Flagler built the Hotel Ponce de Leon, his first in a series of luxury resorts along Florida’s east coast

The Edison Electric Company powered the building with steam heat and 4,000 electric lights, making the Ponce one of the nation’s first electrified buildings. Louis Comfort Tiffany is credited with the building’s interior design including the stained glass and mosaics.
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