These two dogs have captured the world’s attention. Both CNN and the UK Telegraph have both reported that the dogs have been rescued since the footage aired. Both are now receiving veterinary care.
via www.theblaze.com
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OliveWood Gardens is a peaceful magical place ….. and it's all about Fun, Food and Farming! It is 6.85 acres with a goal to educate students, teachers and families about healthy and active lifestyle living .
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Very Cool Place! Our Visit with Erinn & Eric
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We introduced Lee & Terri to Mitch's seafood…. here's Lee's shots from last night!
Images taken by Lee Peterson with CanonG11
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New spot in town!
Marty took these with his iphone….
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Rainbows, Full Moon and bright Clouds adorn the San Diego Skies!
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Navy to celebrate 100 years of flight with huge air show
In a massive choreography of planes, boats and automobiles, more than 120,000 people gather around San Diego Bay on Saturday for an historic parade of Navy air power.
Nearly 200 current and vintage military aircraft will fly over the Coronado Bridge and up the belly of the bay to celebrate 100 years of naval aviation.
The finale will be a formation flyover of about 35 planes that make up the air wing of the aircraft carrier John C. Stennis, in town from its home port of Bremerton, Wash.
According to a preliminary count, more than 70,000 people watched the show from the NAS North Island in Coronado. The Coronado Bridge was blocked and came to complete stop…. You can see the cars on the bridge in the background of some of my shots…. You'll see the cruise ships between the two tall green buildings. The water is full of boats, canoes, paddle boards, and the sky is full of aircraft…. sort of a wierd movie look…..
Navy's flying roots can be traced to San Diego
It started here because of the weather. The brilliant businessman who sold the Navy its first airplane had tried to launch his flying business in rural New York state. But winters there are less than ideal for planes that land on water.In 1911, Curtiss got a lease at North Island. Little more than jack rabbits at the time, the island would become the birthplace of naval aviation. “The city was extremely friendly toward this kind of business environment because we were actively trying to get the Navy more involved in San Diego, which was still kind of a dusty little resort community near the Mexican border,” he said.San Diego was also the birthplace of the forerunner to the Navy’s Blue Angels precision flying team. In 1927, a competitive young Navy pilot watched the Army’s aerobatic aviation team perform at a Washington state air show. He promptly went back to North Island and formed his own squad, the Three Seahawks, the Navy’s first.
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My new favorite sunrise spot after dog walk….5:30-6:15am.
Tom Ham Lighthouse Restaurant on Harbor Island
Nikon D300, 24-70mm f/2.8, 1/60 second at f/20, ISO 400 shot at 6:46am 1/15/11
San Diego City Scape
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 20 second at f/10, ISO 400 shot at 5:48am 1/16/11
Coronado Bridge
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 25 second at f/10, ISO 400 shot at 5:52am 1/16/11
Docks and airport in distance
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 1/4 second at f/18, ISO 400 shot at 6:05am 1/16/11
Tom Hamm Lighthouse
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 13 second at f/10, ISO 400 shot at 6:10am 1/16/11Facing Shelter Island
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 20 second at f/18, ISO 400 shot at 6:13am 1/16/11Downtown San Diego
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 1/4 second at f/18, ISO 400 shot at 6:23am 1/16/11Down Town San Diego
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 1/4 second at f/18, ISO 400 shot at 6:25am 1/16/11Shoreline
Nikon D300, 70-200mm f/2.8, 1/5 second at f/18, ISO 400 shot at 6:25am 1/16/11Admiral Kidd Country Club Reflection in window
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I was blessed with a precious opportunity to photograph some local friends and at the end of the evening I captured this image. It is the baby of a Navy Doctor stationed in Afghanistan at Camp Leatherneck, LCDR David Brindley Fox.
I gave the images to David's, beautiful wife, Tara to send to him but I continued to think about all the precious moments, David is missing this Christmas Time and I wanted to dedicate a special Thanks to our Military for all the sacrifice they make so we have our freedom and hopefully, each one of you that sees this will make a special thank you post here to show your gratitude.
I can only imagine the emotions that roar within their souls being without their family and loved ones staring war in the face with each sunrise and sunset. We read about a suicide bomb blast in eastern Afghanistan killed two NATO troops and injured 18 others, NATO and Afghan officials said Sunday, December 6.
A time of war, a time of peace
A time of love, a time of hate
A time you may embrace
A time to refrain from embracingPlease take a moment to Love our Country and Thank our Troops! Pray for their safety.
My special thank you to LCDR David Brindley Fox, I hope my photos bring a smile to your face and joy in your heart!
Cass
The greatest gift you can give another is the purity of your attention. ~ Richard Moss
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This is me….during the month of November
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