At Whitins pond …
This is about as local as I can get! All these were taken recently in Uxbridge in the Blackstone Valley. I wish I could add more, but this is enough for the servers to handle. Thank you prompters for giving me something to work with 🙂 Always looking for an excuse to post pictures of our beautiful town.
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Just one word…OUTSTANDING! 😉
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It’s a pretty town. Screwed up, but very pretty.
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I like the truck, but old dams like that always fascinate me.
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We have more than 50 locally on the Blackstone River, more on tributaries. Each one is different, a work of art. I love photographing them! I feel incredibly lucky to have so many nearby.
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Great photos. Such a picturesque little town!
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We are indeed pictureque 😉 The one thing we are is highly photogenic!
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Gorgeous! Love that old truck.
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🙂 Thanks!
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I sit here in 84 degree weather in Nov.! Missing the seasons, so thanks for reminding me how beautiful your part of the world it. I also love the TRUCK – guess I like grungy stuff.
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I love grungy too … for photography. As long as I don’t have to drive it through a winter 🙂
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What a beautiful place, Marilyn; I love the sheer variety. xxx
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Thank you. It is beautiful. We have a lots of two things: water (with appropriate dams and falls) and trees. And the critters that live amongst trees and on water. Oh, and old churches, cemeteries … and … and … churches. Cemeteries. Historic libraries (but no librarians). Churches. Trees. Water. Swans. Geese. Duckies. Coyotes. Hawks and eagles. Fishers. Skunk. Racoon. Bobcats. Rats. Mice. Chipmunks. Dawgz (4). Gerbils (3) (but not if the terriers get there first) 🙂 Oh and VAST ACCUMULATIONS OF SNOW IN THE WINTER and I do mean VAST. Like neck deep. But I hope not too soon. Please not too soon! 🙂
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Not short of churches, then?!!! I love your comment on the gerbils and terriers. Neck deep snow? Gordon Bennett! Yes, I think that can wait its turn for a bit longer…
xxx
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Not short of churches. Nor people claiming to be Christians. Or lions.
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Brilliant distinction there: ‘claiming to be…’ Oh, yes, met a few of those! And, as for the lions – well, bring ’em on!
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They only THINK they are lions. Actually, they are more like hyenas. Very brave in packs. Mostly eat carrion.
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Ah! Now that gives a whole new dimension to things! xxx
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