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Special sights seen: LAPC

Today I’m sharing some special sights seen nearby.

I found this cool geode slice recently. It almost looks like it has an animal’s face on it, doesn’t it?

…Or I used a mirror photography effect on an oval stone. The pointed thing on the very bottom is all that shows of my hand holding the geode.

I flew over this desolate-looking landscape on a recent trip.

…Or I took a picture of a sculptured seashore and cropped it. This area measured about two foot by three foot.

One day, I saw a flight of four dragons migrating across the sky.

…Or I drew on a few details over this skyful of wispy clouds.

Once I saw Orion the Hunter about to club the Space Station.

…Or I took a screenshot from my SkyView app at a funny moment.

While taking a shower, I noticed a piece of crumpled up garbage in the corner.

…Or a Pacific treefrog hid itself by changing its color. Did you know they can do that? I’ve seen lime green ones, brown ones, and nearly black ones on our property.

I walk with caution in our yard because you never know when you might run into a cougar.

…Or the life-size statue given to us by a friend is hard at work guarding the final resting place of our favorite housecat, Motor.

Did I trick you with any of these special sights? Hope you had a good April Fool’s Day!

Thanks for the funny challenge, Donna at Wind Kisses. 😀

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SoyBend

Centered in Bend, Oregon, my blog branches out into nature, history, and art-related topics.

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