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RHINEBECK CAR SHOW 2019

5/6/2019

A deluge of rain saturated The Dutchess County Fairgrounds

on May 3 rd, 4 th. and 5 th., 2019.

Thankfully, that didn't stop this Swap Meet and Show

nor dampen Good Spirits of thousands

parked in muddy fields.

With an estimated 2,000 fancy Vehicles to ogle,

here's images of just some things that caught my eye

and made me drool.

The Rhinebeck Car Show and Swap Meet

was the most good clean Fun I've had in a long time.

Hope you enjoyed the pics

{ My Thanks to Canon }

and if you did,

please leave a comment and

tell me which you liked the best.

Thank You !

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LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO in BLOOM

3/19/2019

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From the base of the Organ Mountains,

the Town of Las Cruces, New Mexico

sprawls to the West like a suburb at the Horizon.

It's a rare sight to catch the desert in Bloom.

It only lasts a few days when it does happen.

Tiny Yellow Poppies with orange centers

open all at once.

The chilled Desert Air becomes heavy with perfume

and my Soul is gladdened that Winter has finally Died.

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A Short Walk in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York

10/23/2018

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The Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York Neighborhood

is several hundred years old.

Brownstone, Walk Up Buildings are currently valued

at a small fortune,

even tho they appear to have seen better days.

Can you spot the sterling silver bracelet hanging on a picket here ?

My guess is it was found nearby and placed with hopes

the owner would recover it.

@ Someone's Always Watching ~ Undine DeFilippo 2018

Brooklyn's Bullish on Funky Street Art.

Your Comments Welcome !

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NATURE's RESURRECTION in THE CATSKILLS of NY

5/28/2017

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THE LORD IS WITH YOU

WHILE YOU BE WITH HIM

AND IF YOU SEEK HIM

HE WILL BE FOUND BY YOU

BUT IF YOU FORSAKE HIM

HE WILL FORSAKE YOU

2 CHRONICLES 15 : 2

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The CATSKILLS of NEW YORK in SPRING 2017

5/7/2017

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SOUTHERLY WINDS HAVE FINALLY BLOWN AWAY ALL EVIDENCE OF WINTER

AND THE RIVERS ARE RUNNING AGAIN.

COME VISIT THE MOUNTAINS OF THE CATSKILL GAME PRESERVE

AND EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY AND PEACE FOR YOURSELF.

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SKETCHING in SOUTH CAROLINA

2/11/2017

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One of the most satisfying ways to unwind in the afternoon

is having the Freedom to sketch wherever I may find myself.

Each sketch represents an hour of peace

with no requests, instructions or rules . . .

Smoothly slipping into everything around me,

I become no one other than an awe inspired observer

of the amazing creation wherein we all belong.

The pencils, pens, brushes and paints

merge with my being

transferring perception to paper,

documenting the moment quickly.

Good . . . or not ,
they now exist for you to enjoy.

Please visit my

SKETCHBOOK

by clicking on the word above

Have a look at the most recent additions.

Here's the first one, worked on a breezy 65 degree day . . .

LOVE to READ your COMMENTS

THANK YOU !

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SOUTH CAROLINA in WINTER

1/26/2017

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I don't know . . . this could very well be LOVE ! ! !

It all began on the beach one early morning at sunrise .

The evening before had the usual spectacular sunset . . .

Each day the Doe and her Fawns come to see it !

They stroll into the ocean up to their bellies .

Am tearfully grateful to see every wondrous sight .

The silvery morning encouraged wanderlust.

Travels took me nearby where this colourful mural caught my eye !
{ Sorry ... beauty sometimes inspires cornball poetry within me }

A sight to behold around every corner . . .

Arches and Gaslights everywhere .

Enveloped by that feeling of Coming Home . . .

Yes . . . This is definitely LOVE ! ! !

! ! ! SPLASH ! ! !

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AUTUMN JOURNEY to NEW MEXICO

10/10/2016

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Everyone loves the smell of crisp autumn New York State air when
the clematis vine blooms and the asters glow in the afternoon sun.

But, an Autumn Flowering Desert is something special to behold.
It doesn't happen every year. The conditions have to be just right
or September and October can be a burnt out dusty mess.

Unexpected rain made some growers very happy and others sobbed over
the blossom end rot it caused on pomegranates, melons and the like.

For now . . .
the Rio Grande River is no longer a minor trickle.

Rarely seen Passion Vines are boasting magnificent flowers
bigger than pink Spalding Balls, happily embedded with bees,
requiring a great deal of patience to have a photo without them
crammed in massive clusters.

Enjoy the following slideshow with God blessed eyes.

I'll be happy to read your comments,
if you're moved to do so,
which remain as anonymous as you choose.

Thank you !

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