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An
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The Couz property
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Little
Isabella River
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Leaf
on the Stony River
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Stony
River
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Stony River
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Stony
River pine
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Tony on the Stony River
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The
Gang shows up at the Knotty Pine
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Smoking
Toad Lake sunset
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Tami and Ben
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Rare
photos of Tony getting ready to take more sunset
photos on Smoking Toad Lake.
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Ben took these photos of me with my Canon.
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Shooting
my new Mamiya 645
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Loading 120 film
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Northern Lights at 11:30 pm.
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The
formerly "Smoking Toad." This little fella
hopped along the shore the previous night and jumped
right into our fire. Someone saved him using a stick,
and he was literally smoking. We flicked him into
the lake to cool him down, but he didn't go very
far and died.
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Ben cooking up a fabulous bacon and egg breakfast
for the crew.
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Wade
enjoying some of that breakfast...
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Ben expertly flipping some eggs.
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Mike
and Wade leaving in the morning
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Tami and Ben riding down Highway 2.
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Baptism
River in fall colors.
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Here is the Money Shot of Tami and Ben
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Below:
No, not exactly from this trip, but this is my neighborhood
backyard skunk who also enjoyed the "end of
the pot" 2-Alarm Northern Cowboy Stew on my
compost in my backyard.
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Note:
I'll call him Douglas. He was never threatening
me, and he (I'm just assuming it was a he) just
wanted dibs on the remnants of my Cowboy Stew
that I dumped to my compost area in my garden
(it was unfridged for too long). Pretty shy striped
skunk, and seemed to know when I had a camera
or not. Maybe he (she) saw shiny somethings when
I had my camera out, and that freaked him (her)
out each time. There's bacon grease on top of
my remnant cowboy stew, too. Nice dinner! This
critter had a fence that I personally installed
between me and it, so I didn't mind getting close
like this (with one eye open out of the camera,
for sure!) One spray would have wrecked this photo
session, for sure.
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