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Roy G Biv and his shy twin Vib G Yor. Rainbows and colors go hand and hand. For daily post, his today’s submission. .
Big Bend Texas. On one side is seventy miles of rain, the other is dry. If you drive long enough, you’ll find there is something besides a pot of gold at the end of some rainbows…..
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Fiction Writing
my writing junkyard
A dose of fetish. Good friends. An incomparable muse.
I want to sing like the birds sing, not worrying about who hears or what they think.
My view of this wonderful and crazy life - as I travel and explore.
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An Introvert's "Ice Cream Social"
We are freaks. Society dejects us...so we find solace in things that don't exist...
Welcome To My World
Life is just a story. And I've got a pen.
"Good science fiction doesn’t have safe spaces.” -Mark Pontin
Karin Ravasio nature photography, motivation, products
HOPELESSLY ROMANTIC
An onion has many layers. So have I!
Views on Football from the Front Row
Life is simple... So take notes
Never get lost in the Sauce
Fiction Writing
my writing junkyard
A dose of fetish. Good friends. An incomparable muse.
I want to sing like the birds sing, not worrying about who hears or what they think.
My view of this wonderful and crazy life - as I travel and explore.
A different kind of beautiful
An Introvert's "Ice Cream Social"
We are freaks. Society dejects us...so we find solace in things that don't exist...
Welcome To My World
Life is just a story. And I've got a pen.
"Good science fiction doesn’t have safe spaces.” -Mark Pontin
I’d love to visit the south western US some day. I’ve camped the east coast all the way down to Key West twice. And I’ve spent a few days on the Gulf Shore but have never been further than Alabama. For some reason I’ve just never been out there. What I would really like to see is San Fransisco. I want a really good excuse to put flowers in my hair 😉
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I’ve been out there a dozen times. I’m going back to backpack in the grand canyon in September. I’ll post pictures
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Nice 🙂 Ever been to the everglades?
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Yes. Twice. alligators, snakes, cormorants and tourists. .oh, my! Once you make peace with the mosquitos, it’s a lovely place. I rented a small boat and took a tour at water level. You couldn’t see anything until it wss in your face. What about you my dear? Do you havea fairy swamp, slog, mangrove?
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No I haven’t been. I did grow up next 56000 acres of carolinian forest though. The closest I’ve been to the swamp is a cedar bog. Ha! But when I was little, my family picked up a hitch hiker fellow who was on his way to the Everglades. He camped with us for a couple of days. I remember my mom and dad being in awe that he was headed there. They made him seem so daring and adventurous and I quickly had a young crush. I was so sad to find out he had a girlfriend. lol!
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It’s crazy but after you see a hundred alligators in a day, they are like pigeons. Well don’t try feeding them bread. The sit they and dead stare at You. On a boat they are more interested in you. Young hearts really swayed by adventure
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Why of all the smug things! Has anyone tried explaining to those gators that it’s not polite to stare? Yup, young hearts… I spent more time up in a tree growing up than I did anywhere else. Adventure right out the back door of the house for hours.
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I was in a woods, creeks, and ponds. If I could ride a bike there, I was there
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Wonder if that would make a good story… Monday morning in New York city. Suddenly all pigeons find themselves transformed into the bodies of wee tiny little alligators… with wings.
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Yes especially if you mix in a mosquito transports the alligator virus from the zoo. Central park turns into a feeding zone
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Oooooo! WOuld make a great low budget movie in the spirit of Sharknado.
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Death by a thousand tiny bites. Plenty of special effects. People would forget sharknado
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Mwahahahah! This makes my Monday morning. 🙂
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I’m glad I could help. You can spend the rest of the day finding people to feed to the pigeons
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Nice! I don’t recall ever seeing a double rainbow before.
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I’ll never forgot following this for almost an hour. It was a spectacular sight. Being a dessert, the horizon was over a hundred miles end to end.
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Good for the challenge
i like your point of view really good picture
come to see mine and tell me what you think about
http://www.sylvain-landry.com/challenge/roy-g-biv-the-daily-posts-weekly-photo-challenge.html
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It would seem there are *two* leprechauns! One is apparently taking a nap in the trailer, and the other is out on a hike towards the mountains. Both bound to the heavens, exposed only by the rain. It’s a lovely shot. I’ve never been to Texas. The furthest west I’ve been that far south is Mobile, Alabama.
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Great place to visit. There’s such a diversity ti the land. From beaches at Corpus Christi to Mountains in Big Bend. One and a half vertical feet between them. Almost every landscape, besides glacier and jungle. Big Bend National Park is favorite place I’ve ever been
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Nothing more awesome than a double rainbow on beautiful day – see my take on the challenge https://galeweithers.wordpress.com/2015/06/19/wordpress-photo-challenge-double-or-single-both/ and well done!
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Thanks for kind words. Will drop by
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Double rainbow, beautiful
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