The Photo Below Me (4)

I think this was nicely presented....

TPBM tastes awful....

My name is Henk. and I believe "It is all in the eye of the beholder....."
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"Eat this pinecone, it will amuse me!" (if you don't get the quote, google it )

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TPBM is another somewhat odd piece of nature

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Wasp gall on canyon live oak

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TPBM is another natural object smaller than a finger

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TPBM is a huge natural object

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

Does a natural arch count?

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Kanab Christmas 2012-1-28-1 by zyx5432, on Flickr

TPBM is slow as molasses

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zyx5432 wrote in post #16195637
Does a natural arch count?

I'm curious as to why you have that one titled as "Kanab". When I was there, it was in Bryce Canyon...

(We're still looking for "slow as molasses", for those who are playing...)

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TPBM shows speed

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TPBM looks fast standing still...

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Not sure if this fits.... standing still because he has to.... he would be fast if given the go ahead.

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TPBM is a unique light...

Paula

Swinging led light bars around....

TPBM: pure natural light.

My name is Henk. and I believe "It is all in the eye of the beholder....."
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TPBM is a flash assisted exposure

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~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

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TPBM is very tasty looking

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x0ny wrote in post #16198821
TPBM is very tasty looking

TPBM is loose.

-JIM-