Sunday, June 15, 2014

It's good to be back.

Good morning folks, hope all is well.

We just returned from a week in one of the most beautiful regions in our country. Reports will come soon. Right now I'll try to come down to earth. I'll start to catch up on my blog reading, as well as try to resume normal daily activities. "Happy Fathers Day"


16 comments:

  1. Let me guess... Catskills? Beautiful photograph!

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    1. rivertoprambles,
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      Not quite Walt. A little further south.

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  2. Welcome back, and happy Father's day !

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    1. Mark,
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      It's nice to go, but it's great to come home.

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    1. TexWisGirl,
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      Theresa it's an easy thing to forget reality when one's away from it.

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  4. A Happy Fathers Day to you as well!

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    1. Kiwi,
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      Chris I hope your day is what you want it to be.

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  5. Can't wait to see some beautiful photographs of your trip. Welcome back and happy father's day to you.

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    1. Howard,
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      I have a few for you buddy. Enjoy Fathers Day.

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  6. Wow, beautiful!! It looks like somewhere down south like the Blue Ridge mts, but its just a guess.

    So welcome back & happy fathers day..........Phil

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    1. DRYFLYGUY,
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      You nailed it Phil. Have a great day.

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  7. Alan
    Welcome back and looking forward to the report, my wife and I have been gone for a week as well. Just now catching up on my blogging.

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    1. Bill Trussell,
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      I hope your trip was a nice. We have a lot of catching up to do.

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  8. A week is a really long time, especially when one of your favorite bloggers is out having a great time somewhere and isn't posting about it...............................................................

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  9. Mel Moore,
    Thanks.
    I'm sure you'll understand friend. No computers for five days, don't know how I managed.

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