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On Top of the Big Top
Christian Stoinev and Scooby / from Covington Connected
Tomorrow is Here
Photo at top: Giovanni Zoppe and son
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Designed by Miles White for Ringling-Barnum, 1955
On Honolulu Bay
Mama's in the Park
2 comments:
Should we ignore the minnows and wait for the whale?
Late-breaking philosopher Jim,
Your message leaves me feeling stranded between a junior college philosophy class and a poem by T.S. Elliot.
Or is is simply that I don't have much experience in fishing?
:)
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