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	<title>Comments on: No Time to Be Lost</title>
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	<description>Digital Photos &#38; Inspiration from Harold Davis</description>
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		<title>By: texbrandt</title>
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		<description>No time to be lost, boy that struck home with me today.  For the last couple of months I have been photographing the flora and fauna of a nearby urban creek.  As of the last day or so I have been robbed of the opportunity to photograph the sunflowers and numerous wild flowers growing along the creek, because a city contractor didn&#039;t know or chose to ignore the no spray order and doused everything up and down the creek.  The sunflowers are the most noticeable already withered and dying.  I suppose I should chronicle that as evidence of just plain stupidity, but not today. I will look back at the pictures I have already taken and enjoy. About being prepared, a paraphrase, &quot;the mind was willing, but the batteries were weak.&quot; Sure wish I had remembered to put in the freshly charged batteries yesterday, I would have had some more sunflower photos
Robert
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>No time to be lost, boy that struck home with me today.  For the last couple of months I have been photographing the flora and fauna of a nearby urban creek.  As of the last day or so I have been robbed of the opportunity to photograph the sunflowers and numerous wild flowers growing along the creek, because a city contractor didn&#8217;t know or chose to ignore the no spray order and doused everything up and down the creek.  The sunflowers are the most noticeable already withered and dying.  I suppose I should chronicle that as evidence of just plain stupidity, but not today. I will look back at the pictures I have already taken and enjoy. About being prepared, a paraphrase, &#8220;the mind was willing, but the batteries were weak.&#8221; Sure wish I had remembered to put in the freshly charged batteries yesterday, I would have had some more sunflower photos<br />
Robert<br />
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