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[saddlebum66]

Do tell!

:8 was supposed to come up as a blush.

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

Taiwan Blue Magpie

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

Slave for sale

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[LinkWolf]

Mogollon Rim AZ

 

[LinkWolf]

 

[LinkWolf]

 

[LinkWolf]

 

[humananimal]

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Oh what a beautiful woman. She sure has very good genes. Would love to make a mixture.

 

[humananimal]

Doc....I keep seeing SPOTS in front of my.....oh...wait....View attachment 573714

Spots, where? Oh, I was just looking at … something else.
Nevermind this Ishihara test.

 

[Kristy]

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"Buy me a Corvette, or I'm biting this off."

 

[humananimal]

Blask and white

As far as I know a genuine Albino has red eyes.

 

[humananimal]

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Is that Mount Fuji without the snow ?

 

[saddlebum66]

@saddlebum66 it needs ironing before being hung! On the other hand, very nice shirt! x

It was still wet from the first run of my dryer...but I intended to press it, so it worked out.

 

[saddlebum66]

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YUMMMMM..MMM. Looks to delight the Eye, as butterflies often do

 

[saddlebum66]

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not bad..

 

[saddlebum66]

"The Horse or The Girl"

 

[saddlebum66]

Tossing for a Toss.
The two paintings here, of the "Orientalism" School are by Otto Pilny. I post them as companion pieces( npi) to Miz Rachel's "Slave Girl".

 

[saddlebum66]

Almost looks like these little confections are Sharing the Dress.

 

[saddlebum66]

Barbara Roufs, who was the Awards Girl at Ontario Speedway in Cali for a good while, when the younger gals, like "Jungle Pam" were getting more Press, but less attention. Around 1969. The gal was A Babe

 

[saddlebum66]

And a blast from the Cowboy's past....Not the chicquita, but the portable stock tank. This one's pretty small, but for a dusty, dirty Cowboy riding fence on a Saturday afternoon, these often meant the difference between a social evening and a lonesome one.