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And without going into a big story, this photo was taken in the middle of a critical moment in my life even though I didn't know it yet. The colors in the sky were so rich with oranges, purples and greens as I drove into a thunderstorm that I had to stop on the highway and take the shot. Even so, the camera couldn't pick up the vibrant colors that I saw. There was a hint to me that a major point of my life was crossed and the next had begun. Almost as if it was a gift from the universe. Maybe one day, I'll rework it in a full size image. Hope this can pick up any spirits who might need it.

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BergDry said:
Is that a Termite mound ??
Another Excellent set of pics once again & another reason to be 🤢🤢 of the Scenery & Wildlife. 👌👌👌
Thank You🙏 @OwnThatKinkGirl 👍
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Indeed it is. Southern Africa is a complete growth market for termite exterminators! Step 3? Profit.

I think I may have posted one shot a few days ago where a termite mound was built around a short tree. It's off. Ya, they are eating the wood, but they also defend the tree from other bugs and the tree doesn't die. It's this odd relationship. Maybe termites are running a Mafia style protection racket and we never got the memo?

Lemmie find it.
 
OwnThatKinkGirl said:
And without going into a big story, this photo was taken in the middle of a critical moment in my life even though I didn't know it yet. The colors in the sky were so rich with oranges, purples and greens as I drove into a thunderstorm that I had to stop on the highway and take the shot. Even so, the camera couldn't pick up the vibrant colors that I saw. There was a hint to me that a major point of my life was crossed and the next had begun. Almost as if it was a gift from the universe. Maybe one day, I'll rework it in a full size image. Hope this can pick up any spirits who might need it.

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Amazing photo and with the story behind..
 
OwnThatKinkGirl said:
Indeed it is. Southern Africa is a complete growth market for termite exterminators! Step 3? Profit.

I think I may have posted one shot a few days ago where a termite mound was built around a short tree. It's off. Ya, they are eating the wood, but they also defend the tree from other bugs and the tree doesn't die. It's this odd relationship. Maybe termites are running a Mafia style protection racket and we never got the memo?

Lemmie find it.
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Well, maybe I didn't post it. No matter. Here it is. What a nice little sunscreen for the termites.
Now I guess we know why most houses in Africa aren't made of wood! If I was prepared, I'd have put a little tropical cocktail drink umbrella on the top deck of the mound, but sadly I was remiss in my duties.
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Pretty_Vixen said:
Thank you, everybody. I hope the posts bring some sunshine to you and inspire you and make you smile. I enjoyed posting for you all today.

Love,
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Thanks you for this extra large set @ Pretty_Vixen!!! I hope you feel better and have a good week.
Love to you!!!!!
 
WalkingStarFish said:
Reloading at a gallop? Now that's soldiering.
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It wasn't uncommon, but that hunter wasn't a Soldier. Its one reason though, why a Plains Rifle, like a Hawken, was shorter-barrelled than a Kentucky-Pennsylvania Rifle....What this bo is doin', the Long Rifle isn't possible for. Riding a Buffalo Horse, at speed is....exhilarating. Riding it in among a herd of 2000 lb Buffs would have been.....terrifying. Single shot Rifles, were actually a handicap, compared to a Buffalo Lance, or a Hunting Bow...
But they all brought the hump home for supper
 
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