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About Me
- Ezekiel Barzillai Smythe
- So you're wondering if that's my real name, are you?
7 comments:
Beautiful Photos Eziekel...
You are a talented photographer. I would actually love to ride a train and you just reminded me that I have not...except the Broadway Dinner Train that was in Nashville...Maybe a 40's or 50's era train.
Linda
Hi Linda, nothing wrong with a dinner train! I have been on one before in my area. This was part of a historic train ride in the Snoqualmie area (outside of Seattle about half an hour). There is a historic train museum out there with many retired Northern Pacific cars. The waterfall the train goes by is immense; check it out
http://www.snoqualmiefalls.com/
Aw, too cute! Hello little caterpillar *waves*
Hi Annie! Caterpillar misses you.
Oh my! The cuteness! The resemblance! Is all too much!
Sam! When are you going to be back in the grey dregs of the PNW again? I challenge you to a game of darts!
With any luck, and at least a slight surge in the Lavalump's economy I should be back for a whole three weeks this summer, probably in August. At which point we will drink wayyyyyy too much Mac&Jacks's and play darts at Kate's. You will kick my quasi-viking ass and a good time will be had by all.
On a similar note, when are you going to take advantage of the fact that the krona is now about the same as the Thai baat and come on over the Iceyland?
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