With all the rain we've had recently, this metal monster has taken a break.
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6 comments:
That is good news. Those creatures underground that depend on water, as well as those above, will be thrilled the day they monsters stop.
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Did you and ramblin rose get to gether to both use photos with irrigation sprinklers today? Great minds and all that . . .
Hi D, We're thinkin' alike again! At least you got a good closeup shot.
Monsters they may be, but the do the job! Nicely-composed photo, D!
Now that's a common sight in Oregon...irrigation systems, that is.
Thanks for stopping by Abe!
bfarr - that's not the first time we've posted on similar subjects. Rambling Round- We might be twins separated at birth!
Jacob - thanks, I think it looks like a stick bug!
gogouci - they're pretty common around here too. At this point most summers, they're busy. We've had an unusually rainy spell.
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