Thank you, Jim. Unfortunately, I didn’t take the picture — it’s from a great photographer on Flickr.com. If you click on the photo, you’ll see the original photo and so on. I often post my own pictures, but the majority of the photos on my blog come from wonderful photographers who share their photos via a Creative Commons License, which I do, too, on my Flickr. page.
Have a great day in your beautiful locale — it’s really stunning. My brother used to have a house up there in Big Bear, a long time ago.
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Nice photograph…
Thank you, Jim. Unfortunately, I didn’t take the picture — it’s from a great photographer on Flickr.com. If you click on the photo, you’ll see the original photo and so on. I often post my own pictures, but the majority of the photos on my blog come from wonderful photographers who share their photos via a Creative Commons License, which I do, too, on my Flickr. page.
Have a great day in your beautiful locale — it’s really stunning. My brother used to have a house up there in Big Bear, a long time ago.