Great ShotsNovember 2011
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Sylvia Sanchez
Photo by Sylvia Sanchez:     Whimbrel Having Lunch

Jim Radford
Photo by Jim Radford:    Star Trails

Pamela Link
Photo by Pamela Link:     To Dance

Linda Tanner
Photo by Linda Tanner:     A Del Norte County Campground

Gary Powell
Photo by Gary Powell:     Anemone

Greg Smith
Photo by Greg Smith:    Desert Bighorn Sheep -
Ovis canadensis nelsoni

 

Michelle Maani
Photo by Michelle Maani:     My Muffin is Waiting!

Do you have photographs you would like to see on the Great Shots pages? Photos used here are chosen from the set at Slo Coast Journal Flickr, which are submitted for consideration by our Great Shots photo editors, Jerry Kirkhart and Steve Corey.  

Submit all images by the 15th of each month. This will give us time to make our selections for the next issue.  Thank you for your patience and participation; enjoy the photos.

 

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—Peace Walk Connects Japanese Buddhists, Native Americans, and No-Nukes Activists
—Perspective on Wireless without Choice — Human Health Rights Declaration
—Plan to mansionize Cerrito Peak Opposed by Residents
—Solar Bill Could Hasten End to Diablo Canyon
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