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V8 Streetrod
V8 Streetrod		 You Buy One Dollah
You Buy One Dollah		 Mt Sneffels #1
Mt Sneffels #1		 Tillamook Bay Tree #1 mono
Tillamook Bay Tree #1 mono
Mt Sneffels Range mono
Mt Sneffels Range mono		 Going Down
Going Down		 Carpenter
Carpenter		 Old Truck Parts Mono
Old Truck Parts Mono
Old Door and Lamp
Old Door and Lamp		 Blue Heron mono
Blue Heron mono		 City of Rocks Scene #4
City of Rocks Scene #4		 Parlor
Parlor
Stormy Oregon Coast mono
Stormy Oregon Coast mono		 Rocky Beach #2
Rocky Beach #2		 Rocky Beach
Rocky Beach		 West Mitten #2 mono
West Mitten #2 mono
San Miguel street #3 mono
San Miguel street #3 mono		 Lamp Face Altered
Lamp Face Altered		 Wood Stove
Wood Stove		 City of Rocks Scene #2
City of Rocks Scene #2
City of Rocks Scene #6
City of Rocks Scene #6		 City of Rocks Scene #3
City of Rocks Scene #3		 Glade Creek Mill #2
Glade Creek Mill #2		 llily Splash mono
llily Splash mono
San Miguel street #2 mono
San Miguel street #2 mono		 Pilgrim mono
Pilgrim mono		 Backlit Balloons Mono
Backlit Balloons Mono		 Workbench
Workbench
Newport Bay Bridge monot
Newport Bay Bridge monot		 Blacksmith #1 mono
Blacksmith #1 mono		 Blacksmith #2
Blacksmith #2		 Birds & Haystack Rock #3
Birds & Haystack Rock #3
Haystack Rock #1
Haystack Rock #1		 Taxco Mexico Street #1 mono
Taxco Mexico Street #1 mono
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roger paul 22-Apr-2014 19:31
Newport Bay Bridge......From a short story by roger paul "Reconnecting"

....we cross the bay to Newport on a bridge. The word “bridge” is a word with many connotations not the least of which is what I have been writing about. How to bridge the every day requirements for life with the need for the solitude that only the forest and mountains with all their accouterments can bring. What I find interesting is that sometimes we forget that a bridge can, and does, allow us to go both ways. Sometimes we forget to return to the solitude because our lives tend to be filled with busyness, which leads to a forgetfulness that becomes our daily “unreality.” It is times like this that we often need a little push to reconnect, to remember.
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