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         		 Central Presbyterian Chuch and Skyscrapers 3: by humannaturephotographics, Views[235]
         		 Central Presbyterian Church and Skyscrapers 2: by humannaturephotographics, Views[210]
         		 Central Presbyterian Church and Skyscrapers 1: by humannaturephotographics, Views[257]
     
    Monarch Butterfly - Pineville, La. on Lantana: by vasanti, Views[169]
         		 At last, Harold gets fed. The pidgins flock in, jumping into the bucket and getting in the way of his meal. Harold spits out a mouthful of grain onto the sidewalk. The pidgins follow, leaving him room to tuck in. Three or four more rides and he will return to the stable on 52nd street, where the yellow cabs and pedicabs are also stored at night.: by harrietrileynyc, Views[791]
         		 Harold pesters Jim, his owner, for carrots and water. Jim refers to Harold as '1 Tonne of Solid Cute' and insist that owners take care to keep their animals healthy. It's true that they get more exercise than horses in a regular riding stable. : by harrietrileynyc, Views[789]
         		 Each horse has a number engraved onto its front left hoof. Like nailing in a shoe, it doesn't hurt, but PETA has had things to say about the work conditions at Central Park. Typically, a New York cab horse pulls up to four times its own weight in the carriage behind it, no easy task on a 43ºC day.: by harrietrileynyc, Views[1781]
         		 Sweat beads on their flanks and fetlocks. The pidgins huddle in the shade each horse throws, and pick hairs from their mains and tails. When the horse moves so do the birds. They wait as the cab makes a full loop of the park, then settle back down its back the moment it returns.: by harrietrileynyc, Views[1751]
     
    New York is in the middle of its worst heat wave in years, but the Central Park cab horses remain dutiful and patient in their ranks on 59th street, even at hight noon when temperatures soar.: by harrietrileynyc, Views[937]
         		 Monarch Butterfly - Pineville, La. on Lantana: by vasanti, Views[153]
         		 A view framed by nature over looking the majestic mountains and I am the one that was able to capture it. This is my native country (Heimatland).: by claudia22, Views[236]
         		 A local woman shrouded in light, takes time out to few the waterfall. It felt so magical and to this day when I look at this photograph I have goosebumps because of how I felt that day.: by claudia22, Views[229]
         		 As I thought about my Grand-mom and how much I missed her I came upon this beautiful purple flower and it put a smile on my face because I realized it was her favorite flower.: by claudia22, Views[247]
     
    It seems like an ordinary woodsy path, but to me it was so much more than that. As I walked this path I heard the roaring of the river but at the same time it was so peace full and quite. I felt my Grand-mom with me all the way.: by claudia22, Views[347]
         		 That may just be a tear in my eye saying goodbye to the absolutely wonderful people that have been my friends in Vancouver.: by josh_shona, Views[466]
         		 A celebratory bottle of champagne as we finish off our trip. We were so glad to stop driving.: by josh_shona, Views[458]
         		 Adorably cute town of Wallace, Idaho.: by josh_shona, Views[490]
         		 Billy Bison.: by josh_shona, Views[531]
     
    Loved the place.: by josh_shona, Views[1137]
         		 Rafting in nearby
         		 La femme mullet.: by josh_shona, Views[365]
         		 Old Faithful in action.: by josh_shona, Views[277]
         		 Possibly the most beautiful geyser in the park.: by josh_shona, Views[309]
     
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         		 Action shot of one of thousands of geysers.: by josh_shona, Views[236]
         		 The constantly shifting
         		 It really was hot.: by josh_shona, Views[215]
         		 Self explanatory.: by josh_shona, Views[227]
     
    Beloved Monty. The only moose for us.: by josh_shona, Views[246]
         		 A frosty morning.: by josh_shona, Views[221]
         		 Big sky Montana.: by josh_shona, Views[212]
         		 Fall Colors on the Sculptured Rocks in New England: by america, Views[205]
         		 The Great American Symbol: An Eagle in Acadia: by america, Views[266]
     
    Midwest Summer Blossoms: by america, Views[395]
         		 Steps on a Seattle Beach in Spring: by america, Views[209]
         		 A Spring Snow in the Sierra Nevada Mountains: by america, Views[215]
         		 Monarch Butterfly in Pineville, La. pollinating my Lantana: by vasanti, Views[455]
         		 Monarch Butterfly in Pineville, La. pollinating my Lantana: by vasanti, Views[210]
     
    Monarch Butterfly in Pineville, La. pollinating my Lantana: by vasanti, Views[193]
         		 My sister, a master fisher-woman, would spend evenings on the dock catching little fish and releasing them back into the water- humanly, of course. I enjoyed this photo because of her reflection in the water. This would be activity number three in a-day-in-the-life: relaxing (or fishing... again.): by amandaanderson, Views[259]
         		 Going into the closest town, Walker, MN, one of the first stores you encounter is Reeds Sporting Goods. I got separated from my family momentarily because i discovered the fishing area with rows and rows of colorful lures. This would be activity number 2 in a-day-in-the-life: fishing.: by amandaanderson, Views[293]
         		 My grandpa (along with my mother) survived a devastating house fire in the early 60s leaving his hands with very limited flexibility. While it is very difficult for him to grasp a coffee mug, shucking corn remains second nature. This would be activity number four in a-day-in-the-life: food preparation.: by amandaanderson, Views[292]
         		 Very often, our post dinner activity would be playing pool. I particularly liked this image because of the linear quality of the wooden wall panels in the background. This would be activity number 5 in a-day-in-the-life: pool.: by amandaanderson, Views[205]
     
    Swimming was an integral part of our daily routine and swimsuits was the only attire worn during days spent at the cabin. This would be activity number one in a-day-in-the-life: morning swim.: by amandaanderson, Views[222]
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