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An Exhibition of Paintings by Monet
Imagine a rainy day in San Francisco in May— What better to do than visit the de Young Museum, have lunch in the cafeteria and linger to see the blockbuster exhibition: Monet: the Late Years. From the catalog of the … Continue reading
Friend — Share your favorite sights
This sculpture by George Segal is called Gay Liberation, but I’ve always thought of it as “A group of friends.” This week’s photo challenge is about Friends. I’ll share a gallery of candid shots that I’ve taken of people enjoying the … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Photography, San Francisco, Stanford University, travel, Wordpress
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Vacation — Glacier and Yellowstone Parks
This merry-go-round pony has a new home at the Missoula airport. The pony’s hand carved relatives are going around in circles at “A Carousel for Missoula“. Check it out. Summer vacations are great; mine is over now, but still fills … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Carrousel Pony, glacier park, postaweek, summer vacations, travel, Vacation
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