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JSPuzzles
Recently I was contacted by a gentleman representing a fun website called JSPuzzles. After talking, I agreed to allow a few of my photos to be turned into jigsaw puzzles.
Here are the three that were chosen. Click on them and see how the site works.
http://www.jspuzzles.com/puzzle.php?puzzle=313470&share
http://www.jspuzzles.com/puzzle.php?puzzle=313472&share
http://www.jspuzzles.com/puzzle.php?puzzle=313471&share
Those of you who are regular followers might recognize these three photos. What a great way to play online!
Williams Reservoir
Twenty two miles above the town of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, sits this scenic and gentle body of water. People canoe, fish, and some even take photos.
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Fresh Fish For Sale
© 2014 Michael Fiveson
We enjoyed some fresh lake walleye fillets and cooked them in a foil pouch that had seasoning, butter, onion, and potatoes, steamed on a charcoal grill. Oh man was it good.
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Blue Claw
© 2013 Michael Fiveson
For those of you who were hoping for a blue claw, hope no more. I would like to have seen the rest of this crab, but alas I only found a claw. You may call me clueless, if you must, but do not call me clawless. Or silly. Photo taken on Copano Bridge Pier, Texas.
DHT Cathy
© 2013 Michael Fiveson
Fishing in Port Aransas, Texas, was quite a bit of fun and I caught some big salt water catfish which I promptly threw back. At one point this huge ship was making it’s way into the Gulf and was much more impressive than the bony catfish. A quick google search:
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Camping
When we first came to Colorado in 1972 we fell in love with the mountains and fresh air. It did not take long for us to start backpacking where we slept in down filled bags in a small tent at 11,000 ft. What I remember most about those trips is how nice it felt to be done, as the ground was hard and the nights were very cold. We still like to camp, but our accommodations have changed some over the years……
Living close to Rocky Mountain National Park gives us the opportunity to find very clean air and escape the lowlands for as long as we would like.
Whether we are close to home or a little further, there are many possibilities for great camping. Last year we drove to Woodland Park, CO, for a week where we stayed amongst pine trees that smelled great. There too it was nice and cool and we had a wonderful trip.
Today is March 1st and soon it will be summer again…….right?
And then there is Pumpkin who loves to camp but would rather be driving.
Pumpkin
© 2012 Michael Fiveson
My sweet girl pauses before she resumes her romp. When we take her off leash she is so happy she will run full out going in circles before charging back to us.
Lunch Guest in Mexico
Dog Sitting at a Bar in Mexico
"You talking to me?"
Mike's Look at Life 