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Above is OIL CAN HARRY.

DER PINKSTER


HYENA

HEAD AND SHOULDERS

SKAIRDY KAT

SPOT(S)

MONGRELLA

SLIMY

LEPROSY

SPEED HORSE

Sugar cane flower on top when ready to harvest.

miles and miles of green fields, it is beautiful.

The field in the back is already cut.

This is very typical Jeepney driver, or any other Filipino,
wearing standard gear T shirt for headwrap. They
hate the sun to shine on their heads for some reason. They look
like Muslin terrorists

This is a local baptismal font in the back yard

of the little branch in Medellin. They said

tall people have to double over to get fully

immersed.

Little sign posted on a fence around the corner

from where we live. Notice, the penalty for dumping

cats is 500 pesos. That is around $10.00. When I

come home I am going to do the same thing for $50.00

per cat. My price will include a scenic ride to

the Bonneville Salt Flats for each load of cats.

I don't know what to say about this except it

is NIPA fruit. It grows abundantly on palm-like

trees that spring our of wetlands and marshes.

the hulls you see are hard and very tough to open.

I have no idea what the fruit is like inside.

This is the LDS Church production and photo
crew that was sent to cover the lifting of Angel
Moroni onto the new Temple. All the pictures
were taken with this cool remote control helicopter.
I flew up and around the Temple spire and throughout
the Temple area, with a 360 degree
camera mounted on the nose.

This be me and my lady.

We got up close to these little guys. They hang

upside down in trees. I believe they are called Lemirs.

They are sometimes called flying monkeys. They

must be nocturnal because while we were there,

they were motionless.

This is another of those adorable little Tarsis Monkeys.

All they do is cling to their limb and blink.

This little guy is saying "ohhh boyyy", not another tourist.

This is a little homeless family we see almost every

day as we drive to and from work. The dad is

fixing some rice using the road as his table. They

move around the city in a little 4 by 6 trailer with 6 inch,

wheels. He pushes it by hand.

He recenlty found a tarp that he puts

over them to keep them dry.

This is their home. All of them sleep in

this at one time. Quite a pile.

Just another picture of the same family. They spend

100 % of their time outdoors.

This is the scene of a fatal traffic accident, one week

after the accident. A bus hit this little "Trisikad".

Notice the little rock memorial next to the road.

It has a little stick propped upright as a memorial.

No one bothered to remove the Trisikad.