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    Smith, right, serves ice cream to Fred Weber, a shepherd and cow herder who lives on the outskirts of Drummond. : by hunter46, Views[276]
         		 Linda Smith, 69, bought the Frosty Freeze in 1989 from the original aging owner, Marge James in 1989. : by hunter46, Views[265]
         		 Kali Star waits for her Trailways bus outside the Frosty Freeze in Drummond, Mont. on Oct. 19, 2012. The diner opened May 24, 1962 and is one of the town’s enduring businesses. : by hunter46, Views[333]
     
     
     

     
     
         		 A Journey's Reward: by keeneye, Views[258]
         		 An Optimistic Approach: by keeneye, Views[225]
     
    A Different Path: by keeneye, Views[212]
         		 Straying Away: by keeneye, Views[224]
         		 Stay On Road: by keeneye, Views[242]
         		 Marine Haircut, 29 Palms California: by work, Views[293]
         		 Obama, Trona, California: by work, Views[192]
     
    Misspelling, Marine Air Base 29 Palms California: by work, Views[232]
         		 Friends, Marine Air Base, 29 Palms California: by work, Views[202]
         		 Todd, Niland California: by work, Views[169]
         		 A new day rises as we continue on our trek through the absolute wilderness.: by hilaryrr, Views[276]
         		 Early morning as the fog slowly lifts and three lonely boats dot the water.: by hilaryrr, Views[253]
     
    Or, the most powerful sunset you'll ever see as you reach the edge of the world.: by hilaryrr, Views[268]
         		 On the journey into the heart of darkness, come face to face with the devil.: by hilaryrr, Views[267]
         		 Lost in the forest in middle of the outback:nothing else gets the blood pumping.: by hilaryrr, Views[601]
         		 Yolanda Vigil has trouble keeping the shelves stocked at the Palace Market.
         		 Yolanda Vigil bought the Palace Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1955 form her husband's aunt.
     
    The shelves at Johnnie's Cash Store are not as full as they used to be.
         		 John
         		 When John Armijo opened Johnnie's Cash Store in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1946,
         		 Resilient Abundance: Despite threats of overuse, this inland sea continues to provide valuable resources to vast migrations of birds like this undulating flock of Wilson’s Phalaropes.: by henrylydecker, Views[1023]
         		 Feeding Frenzy: The lake’s high salt content supports billions of alkali flies, providing food for many species of animal, including this Brewer’s Blackbird.: by henrylydecker, Views[1305]
     
    Saline Swim: The beauty of Mono Lake’s unique geology draws thousands of tourists every year, some of whom enjoy its saline waters.: by henrylydecker, Views[1888]
         		 Tufa Reflections: Exposed by the declining water level, distinctive tufa towers rise from the clear briny lake.: by henrylydecker, Views[827]
         		 All Dried Up: Water diversions in the early 20th century made already arid conditions too hard to bear for some residents, forcing them to abandon their households and the shrinking lake.: by henrylydecker, Views[884]
         		 This little place in the village makes perfume on the spot to order, then adds your own personal label . The glass bells are to sample some of their most popular brews. I had to bring some home. My home now smells a little like New York every day.: by mon, Views[276]
         		 New York is loud with traffic and taxi's honking their horns, but every now and then you get a different sound the clip, clop, clip, clop. : by mon, Views[337]
     
    Central park in winter and about 4C, I was getting chilly just watching this poor girl jumping for the perfect shot over and over, a true professional and visually spectacular.: by mon, Views[240]
         		 The 14st station in NYC subway is worth a trip just to touch these little guys and all their friends scattered around the subway stop. A real suprise.: by mon, Views[242]
         		 New York is a fast city with lots of fast food, I wonder if he even tasted just how good those donuts where?: by mon, Views[287]
         		 The lowest tides of all bring rowdy mobs of clammers out to the exposed sandflats to dig deeply for the prized Geoduck Clam (Panopea generosa) and several smaller species. Over the years the methods of digging change, but never how deep clammers like this one have to reach down for their bivalves. After busy weekends of digging, much of the larger wildlife (such as Bobcats) will disappear for several days after the onslaught of people.: by kayakphotographer, Views[533]
         		 All is not idyllic splendor on Tomales Bay. Wildlife are not the only ones to take advantage of its tides. The east shore has been farmed for oysters since 1850, and the farmers, descending with the tides to tend their “fields,” use chunks of PVC pipe to lift the bags the oysters grow in off of the muddy bottom, transforming the landscape. : by kayakphotographer, Views[622]
     
    When low tide coincides with dawn or dusk Raccoons (Procyon lotor) and similar species descend on the shores to scavenge the tide’s leavings and to hunt crabs and mollusks. Larger species such as this Bobcat (Lynx rufus) stalk the shores in search of them and resting birds. I was able to position my kayak to photograph this male as it hunted the narrow, exposed band of rocky shore between cliff and sea.: by kayakphotographer, Views[662]
         		 As the intertidal zone becomes exposed, shore birds such as the Least Sandpiper (Calidris minutilla) begin hunting the shores for invertebrates. They are but one link in the food chain supported by the tides of the bay. : by kayakphotographer, Views[1210]
         		 The vast comparison from the quiet lonely ocean to the dark cold prison cell: by jesscarey, Views[289]
         		 Looking onto the city life of San Francisco, two worlds situated only km’s apart: by jesscarey, Views[194]
         		 One lonely bird sits in front of the lifeless view, living on a lifeless island: by jesscarey, Views[614]
     
    Alcatraz watch tower, unoccupied, much like the surrounding ocean.: by jesscarey, Views[422]
         		 The USA flag on top a boat as it arrives to Alcatraz, an abandoned prison: by jesscarey, Views[358]
         		 by jessbenjamin, Views[110]
         		 I live near the cold waters of Tomales Bay in California. Its shores teem with life that becomes visible as the tides drop. This seastar, its weight unsupported by water, was unable to maintain its hold as gravity peeled it from its rock to expose its intricate and vulnerable underside.: by kayakphotographer, Views[542]
         		 A well-worn saddle lays at the edge of the rodeo arena, waiting for another young cowboy to to cinch it to the back of a four hoofed fury, in pursuit of those 8 seconds that make or break dreams of rodeo glory.: by _charlene, Views[1236]
     
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