Picture/Clip Post Magazine

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This End looks to be a mermaid Wannabe...She might just make it.

 

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"Sandy....Fireworks are hailing over Little Italy Tonight... "

 

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This End is a Peeping Thomasina....turn about IS fairplay, after all....and a yummy young lady at that!

 

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And another Bathing Beauty, this End makes an undeniable statement....just hope she has her sunscreen handy....

 

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One End and three bonus babes.....Ding ding ding!

 

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And last for the Evening or Morning....This End has a pretty fab rig.....I must be shopping the wrong stores....

 

[Erja]

And last for the Evening or Morning....Tnis End has a pretty fab rig.....I must be shopping the wrong stores....View attachment 584316
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As you know, i love twins

 

[Miss_Rachel]

Interesting....another "Read the copy"....Horses don't behave like that, no more than dogs do....but the most interesting thing about this flick from 1926? The Screenplay was by Stan Laurel.
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"...The horse who hates Indians..."? And "...See him make love..." What a strange combination! Not something I would have in the house, though.

 

[Miss_Rachel]

I like old Beetles.

 

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Lilac Breasted Roller

 

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One for PV.

 

[saddlebum66]

I like old Beetles.

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That will teach HER not to spill Ketchup on herself <grinnn>

 

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Kingfishers are funny little guys. This one is more Cobalt than the Prussian-blue Belted Kingfisher of North America. I watched one fly up and down a creek about 16 times evading a hawk that wanted the Kingfisher's breakfast, both birds screaming at each other til the Hawk finally gave up. I was intending to chase trout myself, but the birds drew more of my interest.

 

[Miss_Rachel]

Kingfishers are funny little guys. This one is more Cobalt than the Prussian-blue Belted Kingfisher of North America. I watched one fly up and down a creek about 16 times evading a hawk that wanted the Kingfisher's breakfast, both birds screaming at each other til the Hawk finally gave up. I was intending to chase trout myself, but the birds drew more of my interest.

He's a European kingfisher, from England, I think.

 

[Beastkin]

 

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