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June 28, 2012

Picture B&W: In context

June26a

Neil preparing the grill (Big Green Egg) -- a common sight from the opposite direction. I took this picture from under the big spruce tree to show the back door, patio, etc.

June26b

I wanted to post this yesterday, but our Internet was down! We've had some severe weather in SK this week -- and these cool clouds appeared after a thunderstorm on June 26. In context? For those familiar with Regina, it's clear where I took this photo (there's only one cathedral with two spires).

I don't have a third shot for this prompt. It's been a crazy week.

04:26 PM in Picture Black & White |

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