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WHICH WAY: A PHOTO CHALLENGE FROM CEE

By Marilyn Armstrong on 08/04/2016 • ( 14 )

CEE’S WHICH WAY CHALLENGE: AUGUST 3, 2016

Clearly, I’m the one trying to find which way to go!

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Categories: #Photography, Boston, Cee's Photo Challenge, Harbors, Roads, Transportation, Travel

Tags: #Photography, Boston Harbor, bridges, Cee's Which Way Photo Challenge, roads, which way

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Raewyn's Photos
08/04/2016 • 17:30

You always have such great photos for the challenges and these are no exception.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  08/04/2016 • 17:44
  
  Thank you! I have a LOT of pictures, so somewhere in those files I’m sure to have something appropriate. I often have a LOT of trouble finding what I know it there. I don’t have a real filing system, so it’s pretty catch-as-catch-can 🙂
  
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Cee Neuner
08/04/2016 • 13:04

I see Garry snuck in a photo this week. 😀 These are great which ways. I like your road with the RR crossing. 😀

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  08/04/2016 • 15:40
  
  I often don’t know whose are whose until I look at the signatures. We shoot the same sites and I keep all the files in one database. Garry’s are labeled GAR, but I’m usually looking at the picture, not at its label. I hope its okay. His pictures are often more interesting than mine.
  
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Emilio Pasquale
08/04/2016 • 10:39

Love the country road!

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  08/04/2016 • 12:13
  
  It’s the road from my shrink’s office to another tiny road and thence to yet another tiny but very busy road and finally, to the tiny road on which we live. We are tiny tree-lined road central 🙂
  
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  - Emilio Pasquale
    08/04/2016 • 15:09
    
    I love tiny tree-lined roads!
    
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    - Marilyn Armstrong
      08/04/2016 • 15:36
      
      You would definitely like the valley. We’re all about winding tree-lined roads.
      
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swo8
08/04/2016 • 10:37

I aways like this one. The flags look so pretty on the gangplank.
Leslie

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  08/04/2016 • 12:14
  
  Boston Harbor used to be such a dump. They’ve really made it a very lovely place to hang out over the past decade. Very youth oriented, with a bunch of history thrown in. They did a good job.
  
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  - swo8
    08/04/2016 • 12:16
    
    It looks so inviting.
    Leslie
    
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angloswiss
08/04/2016 • 02:23

Love the photos, which tell me I should get out more. My only excursions at the moment are visiting doctors and therapists. I don’t even know if the river is still there.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  08/04/2016 • 12:20
  
  I haven’t been getting out much either, but wherever I go, I take a camera on the theory that there might be something to shoot along the way. I got the little road on the way back from the doctor — a beautiful road, but one on which it’s really hard to pull off (narrow, soft shoulders and swampy). I did a little bit of shooting around the house today and yesterday … the dogs are cooperating (for a change). I’m promising myself to try and get out just a little bit more, but I’ve been really low energy and there’s a lot going one. But soon … it’ll be autumn … and I won’t let myself miss that!
  
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lifelessons
08/04/2016 • 00:37

Great photos as usual, Marilyn.

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