Porous pavement alternative at one of the wineries. Their parking lot was very close to the lake, so this help prevents polluted/hi temp runoff. Right on.
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- @ kenilworth aquatic gardens
- lotus flower ponds
- paths
- layers
- we live transluscent lives
- scratch n' sniff
- half empty or half full?
- petals fall
- aliens land
- in the end
- a little modern art of my own.
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- Books and Wings
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- I pulled out my OLD baby laptop and finally got i...
- This was a very exciting weekend because of my in...
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- As much as I think An Inconvenient Truth is a very...
- Candy is a Treat. Please Consume in Moderation.
- Office Pet Peeve
- Finger Lakes - Central New York
- At 215' high, Taughannock Falls is the highest wa...
- I had no luck trying to sneak away for a little n...
- This was our swimming area at the park. Can you ...
- Buttermilk Falls State Park. Too many waterfalls...
- Ah! I hope other families do this, too.
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- We spent a number of days at this beach. Shaded ...
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- Mom and Me.
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