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“Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that knows poems.”
Rainer Maria Rilke

Please enjoy my daily photos for this period, and your comments are welcome. To view prior dailies, please visit here: http://www.edspadoni.com/Daily-Photo. Thanks.
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Youth soccer has been canceled, indefinitely!<br /> 4/2/2010<br /> View XL+ to fully appreciate<br /> This is Greenwood Park, which I had previously shown on March 20, which followed the first heavy rainstorm. The water was starting to recede until the latest rains this week. <br /> <br /> For more waterlogged images from the park, please visit here: <a href="http://bit.ly/bsd6Bu">http://bit.ly/bsd6Bu</a>
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Youth soccer has been canceled, indefinitely!
4/2/2010
View XL+ to fully appreciate
This is Greenwood Park, which I had previously shown on March 20, which followed the first heavy rainstorm. The water was starting to recede until the latest rains this week.

For more waterlogged images from the park, please visit here: http://bit.ly/bsd6Bu

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  • “The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of that which is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope” Unknown<br /> 4/8/10
  • “We live only to discover beauty. All else is a form of waiting.” Kahlil Gibran<br /> 4/7/2010
  • Claire<br /> 4/6/2010
  • Easter Frisbee action!<br /> 4/5/2010<br /> Pete and cousin Joe tossing the disk after dinner.
  • "And he departed from our sight that we might return to our heart, and there find Him. For He departed, and behold, He is here." -- St. Augustine<br /> 4/4/2010
  • Eggsperimenting with off camera flash.<br /> 4/3/2010
  • Youth soccer has been canceled, indefinitely!<br /> 4/2/2010<br /> View XL+ to fully appreciate<br /> This is Greenwood Park, which I had previously shown on March 20, which followed the first heavy rainstorm. The water was starting to recede until the latest rains this week. <br /> <br /> For more waterlogged images from the park, please visit here: <a href="http://bit.ly/bsd6Bu">http://bit.ly/bsd6Bu</a>
  • Dad, in his element<br /> 4/1/2010<br /> Since 1956, this part of the basement has been Dad's shop area, where he put his many skills to work. For me growing up, it was a wonderland of tools and parts, electronics and gadgets, where I spent untold hours first imagining great inventions, and later learning some of the skills my Dad possesses, (but never close to his levels). <br /> <br /> Last night, after bailing out the basement for the third night in as many weeks, he and I paused to take a break, and this was the scene.

  • Dianne M. Ward

    on April 3, 2010

    Amazing, wonder how long until the kids will be able to use the fields again. Hopefully we will not see any further rain for a while!

  • Eric Lammers

    on April 3, 2010

    Wow, hopefully the water recedes quickly!

  • studio721

    on April 3, 2010

    That is quite a sight!

  • 219352dedmanshootn

    on April 2, 2010

    hope you don't get worse flooding. cool shot

  • The Curious Camel aka gail

    on April 2, 2010

    wow

  • grahamhamilton

    on April 2, 2010

    Thanks for the tip to look at the large scale - great details and reflection. You have had some unbelievable weather

  • Chuck Beehner

    on April 2, 2010

    looks 3d'ish....wow!
    paula

  • agilitypics

    on April 2, 2010

    Awesome! But sad for the soccer players :-)

  • mcdonegal1

    on April 2, 2010

    Oh my! When I first saw it I thought you had added in a rectangle to draw attention to something!

  • Donna McCommon

    on April 2, 2010

    I know the kids are so sad they can't play. Rain, rain go away!

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