© 2014 Michael Fiveson
Shadows, soft breezes, mushrooms, and fresh air. No Chupacabras here.
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Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
© 2014 Michael Fiveson
Shadows, soft breezes, mushrooms, and fresh air. No Chupacabras here.
(click image for added detail)
Mike's Look at Life 
Beautiful and inviting. Perhaps no chupacabras but how about bears?
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Bears, cougars, yetis, escaped convicts, Jimmy Hoffa, disease carrying mosquitoes, poison fungus, woodchucks, republicans, poison Ivy, biting ants, bats, snares, and old socks.
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Well that sounds peaceful. 🙂
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I could bear it all, but those republicans…
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You my friend are funny. We are laughing out loud here this morning. 🙂
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can I get you a bagel with your lol?
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Yes please and a coffee. It’s a holiday here and Dave says he wants one too. 🙂 if it’s not too much trouble eh?
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I am going to ride my bicycle to you. See you in about 3 years.
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That’s fine as long as the coffee is still hot. 🙂
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Just because you haven’t seen a chupacabra doesn’t mean they aren’t there. 🙂
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I felt safe in those woods. That is not always the case 😉
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My blood pressure just dropped and my heart rate slowed and I feel all relaxed and refreshed, all from this one photo. Magnificent!
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How nice. Glad I could do that. Thanks.
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Unlike Kami, my blood pressure spiked! What is the idea of having a nice quiet, beautifully serene image paired with mention of a Chupacabra? That’s like a miniature alien vampire. With spikes. I will never go camping again! Which, come to think of it, I never want to anyway so now I have an excuse. All I have to do is show my wife the wikipedia link. Thank you! Oh, and beautiful spot for a Sunday walk. Or run, if you spot one of those guys!
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My wife and I discussed what percentage of people might know what a chupacabra is. What’s your guess? I came in at 10 %, she at 8%.
As to the pairing, yes, odd of me to do that, but I figure it might be a good place for them to hide. Don’t hate me.
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Hate you? Why would I hate you? You’re about the only one I know of who is more sick and demented than I am- and I mean that in the nicest of ways!
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Compliment received. I actually prefer ‘twisted’ to sick and demented, but it sounds like I am in good company.
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Inviting
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That’s what I was thinking too.
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Looks like home to me 🙂
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lucky you.
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Thank goodness for that. It’s too beautiful for chupacabras.
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I have seen more than one chupacabra break down and cry amongst such beauty.
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I love the dense forest and the density of wood. I should have been born a puppet. What I work for Legoland and I am a puppet.
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We are all puppets, Ba.
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Wonderful place….very nice, Mike.
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Thanks, Scott.
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What about Big Foot?
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Didn’t see him either but I wasn’t in those woods during the night. Who knows what lurks in darkness.
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Great shot..I always find woods hard to photograph but you have done a superb shot with this one Mike. Lovely. And don’t worry about bears and other nasties – you have the K10D to protect you…
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Somehow this comment got by me 40 months ago. Yes that K10 has already taken out 4 members of a motorcycle gang (at one time), a doberman pincher, a nun, and a door to door salesman.
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