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Tundra Swans by Lori
Mountains and Tundra Swans
We took a little drive in lower valley and found a great surprise; a few hundred Tundra Swans. Lori took the above pics. We can not wait till we upgrade to a better camera. The Canon 5D would be nice or at least the Canon 40D.
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x-country ski trail on gated road montana.
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Peaceful Grey
It is the beginning of March in the Flathead Valley, Montana. It is grey and snowy. The skier part of me is glad for new powder to enjoy. However there is a part of me that longs for the sweet scent of spring and the warmth of the sun.
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Have been cross country skiing with a friend from work. Well he is still working but I was laid off at the beginning of January. Last Saturday was one of the best days of skiing ever. Fourteen inches of powder. Skies gliding as though on a cloud. It has been a good Montana winter for snow in the Flathead Valley.
Cross Country ski track on Montana Logging road.
Lori photo of Navar Cross country ski
Snow shadows on Logged hillside.
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A photographer friend of mine ask me on a road trip to south central montana to photograph a famous writer. Who was friends with my father, back in the day. It was fun to connect with him and find that the stories my father said where true. Below are pictures along the way taken with my motorola razor.
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- Drawn to
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- Grain bin in time
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- Cow skull on cabin
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- In the mirror
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- Imagine
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- The Red Barn
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Enerfood helps drive depression away. For a couple of months this winter the wife and I took enerfood, which is a green super food with spirulina pacifica. It doesn’t taste so well, unless you like the taste of kelp, however it gave me lots of energy. Also it has driven away the January and February blues that usually plague me this time of the year in Montana.
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