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Our New Hampshire sunrise this morning - October 23
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It was so nice to meet you yesterday at the D meet up! Wow you got the pic's up so quickly too! lol
Very nice job with the Pic's!
We really enjoyed meeting everyone, I marked my calendar for next year!
Be Well,
Linda
Thanks for your comment on "Summer Mornings". I love your NH shots here as well - such rich colors! The pond with the pelicans and herons is at the end of a bike trail in Westminster, Colorado - slightly north of Denver. Wetlands on the Colorado Front Range are surprisingly common, considering that we only receive 13" of precipitation here in an average year. I moved here from Texas 20 years ago, and am continually amazed at the variety of water birds that hang out in our area.
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