Photos by Jay Reeve : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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tirulero1 said:

E'interessante il risultato che hai ottenuto privilegiando le alte luci,la composizione è magnifica e lo scatto molto gradevole,Like,saluti Antonio


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pylodet said:

please add a few more photos to Nebraska group as you have time...thanks!


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dziwnowik said:

I ♥ THIS PHOTO !!!!! ~ ♥ YSL ♥ ♥ ♥

greetings from Poland , Peter ♥

add to group 7 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥


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Jay Reeve said:

Thanks to aussie Jan for correcting my placement on all my Epidaurus photos! I can't believe I found a whole different ancient amphitheater in Epidaurus to map them all wrong.


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Jay Reeve said:

Thanks to aussie Jan for correcting my placement on all my Epidaurus photos! I can't believe I found a whole different ancient amphitheater in Epidaurus to map them all wrong.


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Jay Reeve said:

Austin, I'm sure that's right. In this case, plenty of fallen trees in a damp, creek-side environment made for a plethora of fun guys. Thanks for commenting.


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Jay Reeve said:

Gabriela, Good to see you back again. I'm still mystified that, out of the millions and millions of images on Panoramio, you have chosen mine to comment, but I'm so glad you like them. I look forward to more of your comments. Thanks!


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Jay Reeve said:

I actually passed the camera to Hala to get this shot from her side of the car. I hope she won't mind my posting it here.


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Jay Reeve said:

The feral burros in Custer State Park will stick their heads right in your car if you roll down a window. I used the opportunity for a closeup.


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Dan7 said:

Hi Roland, I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! - Frohe Weihnachten und ein gutes Neues Jahr! Thank you for your beautiful pictures! Dan7, owner of the group Weather phenomena.


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