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Gatorubet;1750442; said:
Yeah. Look at those guns! Even without the shirt, I can see he works out at that gym.
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Those are women, born and raised in the same little house up in the mountains outside of Jacksonville, OR. Back in 1982 we lived in a squalid cabin near them, I used to work for them, they had bee hives and we used to transport them to the various orchards around Medford. I went back up there in the '90's to see if they were still there and alive and they were. They look exactly the same too.
 
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Lol nah but some crazy good pictures on here though
 
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I was driving around in the country to take pictures when this fence post caught my eye. It was surprisingly fun to photograph.



On that same picture trip in the country I happened across this abandoned baseball field.


I took this on one of my many trips back home to Mansfield, at Kingwood Center.


And definitely my recent favorite picture, I took this the other day (and did a little processing in Photoshop).
 
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A friend of mine took this picture.

Its a pic of the levee behind his neighborhood when it was over-topped for Hurricane Ike.

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I can tell you from my own personal experience from Hurricane Rita, that there is no more sickening (and in a strange way, awe inspiring) feeling than actually watching a levee give way to mother nature.
 
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