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Recent Comments
Poppyseed from
Ontario about 26 days ago said:
Beautiful memories of California%u2764%uFE0F
Beautiful memories of California%u2764%uFE0F
Huchhirappa from
Gifjl about 27 days ago said:
C in nph Coco Didi
C in nph Coco Didi
HowieGe from
New England about 1 month ago said:
You have Lobsters in Montana? Who would ever "thunk" it?
You have Lobsters in Montana? Who would ever "thunk" it?
Poppyseed from
Ontario about 1 month ago said:
Full of promise ,F
Full of promise ,F
Julia from
Vancouver, CA about 1 month ago said:
Happy Solstice everyone! The longest night in the northern hemisphere has passed.
Happy Solstice everyone! The longest night in the northern hemisphere has passed.
Rob Barrett from
Minneapolis about 1 month ago said:
Beautiful capture, thanks
Beautiful capture, thanks
Rob Barrett from
Minneapolis about 2 months ago said:
Very cool shot. Unique.
Very cool shot. Unique.
HowieGe from
New England about 2 months ago said:
A "landscape" photo of this would once again show the integrate details of Nature's artwork.
A "landscape" photo of this would once again show the integrate details of Nature's artwork.
Nate from
NPOD HQ about 2 months ago said:
That's great! What part of Montana, and what was it like 50 years ago?
That's great! What part of Montana, and what was it like 50 years ago?
HowieGe from
New England about 2 months ago said:
Even as A New Englander, I fell in love with Montana nearly 50 years ago. I, too, often use the phrase: "It's not called "The Big Sky State" for nothing!" to describe the state.
Even as A New Englander, I fell in love with Montana nearly 50 years ago. I, too, often use the phrase: "It's not called "The Big Sky State" for nothing!" to describe the state.
