... a pocket full of rye, four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.
This eagle-eyed blackbird looks for lunch on the riverbank.
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where the great outdoors is a four-season word...
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North Idaho
If you enjoy the scenery, you'll love reading about the people on this link!
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- Floating on the Flood Waters
- Ski!
- Swimming in Melted Snow
- The Wearing of the White
- Vote!
- Water Hazard
- We Honor Them
- 26.2
- Watching the River
- Signs of Summer
- Sanders Beach Sandbags
- A Day at the Lake
- How high will it go?
- Down by the River
- Here's where it starts...
- Wide Load
- Hot Weather, Cold Water
- A rite of spring...
- Sawing Logs
- Flashback
- Battle of the Titans
- Moving Day
- Sing a song of sixpence ...
- A Day at the River
- And we thought it would never arrive!
- Sweet Dreams Louise
- Spring Spike
- Mother Goose
- Derby Day
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Kerri Rankin Thoreson is an award-winning writer and photographer who loves where she lives.
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