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Posted on 4:35 AM by jr cline | 0 comments

These are whimsical pictures I took for fun with the Slit-Scan Camera app for iPhone.
   

 I'm stretched out.
Ready to go.
Let's do this.
~Sonic ad
  
 This reminded me of the Nexus in Star Trek Generations.
   
  This is the front porch rail where I stay.
  
Check out Carly's lovely fireworks shot.
  







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Posted on 6:20 AM by jr cline | 3 comments

 On July 4th each year the First Free Will Baptist Church has a fireworks show.  It isn't the biggest show in the area, but it is the one with the least light pollution and the fewest buildings and power lines in the way.
 




Taken with Alpha 700.  Settings:  f13, ISO 100, auto white balance, and Bulb.  I used a remote shutter release and various exposure lengths (random would be more like it lol).

Check out Carly's newest pictures. 
  

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Posted on 10:13 PM by jr cline | 0 comments

I was shopping for lettuce and couldn't pass up these cantaloupes.
 
I like melon.
  
Check out Carly's newest pictures, more fireworks.  :-) . 
       

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Posted on 7:50 PM by jr cline | 2 comments

It has been pretty hot here in Alabama and that has kept me in the shade for the most part.

 A bottle of water is a great side kick in this weather.
 
Sitting on the porch steps waiting for the sun to go down.
    
Check out Carly's newest picture. 
     
  

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Posted on 7:40 AM by jr cline | 1 comments

I'm not an alarmist and I'm not a bit concerned about the food supply.  However, my weekly visit to the grocery store caused my mind to wander down this path.
What would happen if you were prevented from restocking your supplies by interruption to food supplies by transport, petrol strikes, floods, fires, or .....?   A study done in the United States put the average household food supply at sufficient for a little under a week.

 
 It isn't often one sees the vegetable and fruit bins this empty in a nationwide grocery store.

Nope, I'm not stocking up on food.  Just munching on some food for thought.  

I love fireworks.  Take a look at the ones Carly posted.  
Be sure to visit Kat's blog for the wonderful bird photos she took at the beach.