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- My name is Susan Sanford. I pursue the arts in Northern California -Welcome to my free-associative visual journey . I don't do memes or accept awards or ads, but I frequently link to other bloggers if I see something delightful. All photographs and artwork here were made by me unless otherwise noted- please respect my copyright (this includes posting any images on facebook- my understanding is that they claim ownership of photos posted there). ......................................................
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22 comments:
Susan, I didn't realized you took a picture of my inner me during our walk last Saturday in London!
This is precisely how I feel when I am trapped among thousands of tourists in a very hot day!
If my outer semblance appeared sweeter to you it was just because your presence really made things softer!
Thank you for making me company on that marathon following Eduardo and Isabella. Your clear and blue eyes made all the difference!
Miss you already!
Bearskins - another word for my poor vocab! (I am not sure it will be very useful, though ;-)
Intersting image. I know those soldiers have a very long and historica legend.
I don't envy his path out of that bear!! As always, amazing work!
I vote for bears.
Every time.
(I)like a raging bear...
The parade across the Buckingham Palace was, for my, very disappointed. I wish your bear has been there...
Tomás - Cláudia and I spotted some dudes on horses, but we had just met and were deep in conversation. So, the horsemen were not memorable for me either.
C'mon the bear
make them soil
their underwear.
My dad was a Coldstream Guardsman and did tours of duty at both Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. I love watching the Changing of the Guard and Trooping Of The Colour. They haven't used real bearskins for ages though.
Fantastic illustration!
Ginga- good to know, maybe I should read the wikipedia article more closely to see if it needs editing -
rraaarrrrr!
This was Don in the morning...
grrrl- hmm, not sure if you are talking about crankiness or in the words of Billie Holliday, advertising your man.
that´s THE comunist bear that frightened west for more than 50 years with his growls and claws but never ever shown up... Who released the red beast with such hot weather?
ok S you've released a bear-relful of opines and pre-freedom here. i find this piece intensely fascinating - soldiers marching around the neck - of course i see the bear as an inner me (too) and really a force against stifling civility...if not the march of hypocrisy...
your contrasts are always a fine-jolt!
ferocious! I hope i don't run into this bear in the woods!
communist bear! He is unsatisfied and simply beautiful
he is complaining about the current state of affairs?
I definitely prefer the bear to those great big hats.
Hahaha...the title sounds like a NFL game...the image has undertones of Anglo-Soviet rivalry!
Brilliant.
And sorry, but I think they do still use real bearskin.
perfect combination of images. and, love the bear illustration!
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