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I come from a long line of farmers, yet I can't grow vegetables well. This is my farm, here I plant thoughts. Those thoughts grow into words. Those words are my art.
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2 comments:
Glad you haven't been damaged by the water!
I went back to the river to take a couple of pics. The water might be falling, but there's still plenty of it left...
http://jlbussey.typepad.com/ce/2008/11/compare-and-contrast.html
http://jlbussey.typepad.com/ce/2008/11/al-borlin-park-monroe.html
JB,
Thank you for sharing the pictures, I found the ones taken in Monroe to be quite beautiful.
I imagine that the river levels at Monroe remain quite high today as that stretch of the river seems to be about a full day behind ours.
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