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This was the day I was waiting for. We were up early and on our way to Cinque Terre (meaning “five lands”), in northwest Italy. It’s part of the Italian Riviera, just south of Genoa and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We were going to visit 3 of the 5 villages that dot the coastline.  Above are some villages we passed...

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It was a calm morning on the water in late July. Not a hint of wind as I walked at the Safety Harbor waterfront.

Far out in the bay I could see dolphins cruising by.

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So many spots

At the end of August I made another late afternoon drive through at Chesnut Park, hoping to see more of those cute spots.  There were a lot of deer along the back wooded line of the ball field including the guy above.

Then I saw 4 fawns playing together at the farthest end of the field.  I think this was a big year...

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Some days in July were just too hot to go for a walk, even in the shade. One hot morning I hopped on my bike and went for a spin around the neighborhood.

I always look around when I stopped for a break at one of the many ponds. This guy was hiding in the duckweed but he was pretty far down from the sidewalk. Most of the pon...

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The sun was up and I was out not so early in the morning for a walk around Safety Harbor in July.

I walked across the waterfront to see the status on the rebuilding of the fishing pier that was destroyed from all of the hurricanes last fall. They were just starting to pull up the remaining old poles from the water. The pier...

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