I found some of my photographs! I had done exactly what I thought I had done, inadvertantly dragging a folder into another folder tagged for deletion after moving from my hard drive to a flash drive. Although my photo program gives a warning that deletions will permanently remove files from the hard drive I found the files in the trash. WHEW! What a wonderful discovery. I am still missing photos of two additional NM state parks, a national monument and a national park—both focused on ancient ruins—but I still have many files to go through.
So, I would like to get a bit out of order and add these photos of my trip to Dawson Cemetery. The snake photograph is a once-in-a-lifetime shot for me, so am very happy to be able to share it with you. The large herd of elk was a thrill to see.
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Dawson Cemetery II I found some of my photographs! I had done exactly what I thought I had done, inadvertantly dragging a folder into another folder tagged for deletion after moving from my hard drive to a flash drive. Although my photo program gives a warning that deletions will permanently remove files from the hard drive I found the files in the trash. WHEW! What a wonderful discovery. I am still missing photos of two additional NM state parks, a national monument and a national park—both focused on ancient ruins—but I still have many files to go through. So, I would like to get a bit out of order and add these photos of my trip to Dawson Cemeterry. The snake photograph is a once-in-a-lifetime event for me, so am very happy to be
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Hello! Welcome to my blog. I am a full-time traveler, retired from a lifetime of different occupations, traveling the country with my two little dogs, Fries and Charlie B; The Chiweenie Brothers. You never know where you might find us, but if you do stop by and say hi . . . If you can get past the two best watch dogs in the universe! Happy Trails!
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Glad you found some of your pictures. That was a lot of elk. And! How close were you to that snake? A rattler no doubt. It would be fun to walk down that railroad track.
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Ptetty close to that bad boy, but not too worried. He had recently swallowed a big meal and was having a time getting across the road. AND I had my telephoto lens on the camera. LOL.
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