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GEE AND AITCH! OR IS IT HAITCH?

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Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Letters G or H

Girls

Hairy

Horses

Heron

Gate

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22 replies

  1. nivs24
    03/24/2017 • 14:12

    I thought of running with girls and hairy too! And then switched to something else 🙂 Nice pics.

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  3. Carol Carlisle
    03/24/2017 • 10:02

    You double dipped with the house and gate as well.
    Here one the left coast I have a photo of a night heron on a power line next to a KFC bucket
    The photo of the horses kept my attention the longest. It’s a piece of fine art.

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    • Marilyn Armstrong
      03/24/2017 • 11:23

      But, in fairness to me, I only captioned the Gate, right? Love my horses! They were all Percheron and HUGE. Like ten ton truck huge. Gentle giants. Maybe I can use them for Tee as in Ten Ton Trucks?

      I’m afraid your KFC bucket will have wait for next week. Art can be painful!

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      • Carol Carlisle
        03/24/2017 • 13:39

        K oh yes that is a hard letter. And is could spell it knight heron. 😉
        Lovely horse tale. I have never heard of that breed.

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        • Marilyn Armstrong
          03/24/2017 • 14:55

          They are best known as “circus horses.” They were commonly used for circuses because they have broad backs and a flat motion. But they were originally horses for knights in armor, as were ALL the really hugs horses.

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  4. draliman
    03/24/2017 • 04:14

    It’s “aitch” 🙂

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  5. lwbut
    03/24/2017 • 03:55

    I’m with Ajay! – saw the ears, the eyebrows and the fur scrolling down and thought – “Gibbs”

    and then you went an’ ‘it me with an ‘airy. Downright sneaky that! 😉

    love

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  6. swo8
    03/23/2017 • 19:58

    I was wondering about that Heron. They are quite different from ours. Lovely photos. Spring is in the air.
    Leslie

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    • Marilyn Armstrong
      03/23/2017 • 20:29

      This is a juvenile Black (or maybe yellow)-crowned Night-Heron. ONLY along the ocean or very near. Both of us are too far inland to see these normally. We met this guy on the water in Connecticut. They live along the southern end of your ocean, too, so look around if you go to the beach. This one is a juvenile, which i why i can’t tell which one he is. The full coloring isn’t available until they are mature.

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  7. loisajay
    03/23/2017 • 19:20

    Is that Hairy Gibbs? Trying to give you double points, Marilyn! 🙂

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  8. Cee Neuner
    03/23/2017 • 17:17

    Fabulous photos Marilyn. I like the Heron and old Wooden gate. 😀

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  9. angloswiss
    03/23/2017 • 15:31

    Good selection. The horses have certainly had their moments this week, love the synchonised eating system. I love that heron, wish we had them here.

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    • Marilyn Armstrong
      03/23/2017 • 15:58

      That’s one that lives only on ocean. We get the great big herons, much like your cranes, but the little herons are saltwater birds. That one just stood there waiting for me to shoot. Just when I thought I was done, he turned around and gave me his OTHER side. Very helpful model, that one 😀

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