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Phoneography Challenge: My Neighborhood

Posted by unexpectedincommonhours on

I almost never take photos with my phone, but today I tried it.  The WordPress app for my Blackberry phone is too difficult to negotiate, so I had to email the photos to myself, save them to my computer, and upload them to this blog.

The road on which I live.
The road on which I live.
Looking directly across our road, one can see the roof of our neighbor's house and nearby Yonah Mountain.
Looking directly across our road, one can see the roof of our neighbor’s house and nearby Yonah Mountain.
Our nearest neighbor (next door) planted the daffodils along the road.
Our nearest neighbor (next door) planted the daffodils along the road.
Behind the house
The woods behind our house
Almost everyone here has a pickup truck.
North Georgia transportation… almost everyone here has a pickup truck.
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  3. frizztext says:
    March 10, 2013 at 4:04 pm

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    1. unexpectedincommonhours says:
      March 10, 2013 at 4:30 pm

      I know. I don’t know how that happened!

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