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    That is beautiful, jimmy.

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    Hey thanks formerly raiven. She was pretty rusty and beat up! The rain gave her the glimmer. I sometimes think my most favorite time to photograph is in the rain - Thanks again - jimmy

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    well black cars look good in the shade and the rain. I'm going to nominate this one Jimmy- I like it very much!!!
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    Hey thanks Bambi. Tell me how do you ever find the time to comment on so many photos ? You are on Flickr too so that also must keep you hopping! Hey thanks again for the nomination - jimmy

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    lol, it's easy. First of all I have ADD so it helps to do lots of things at once. Also, my comp is quite slow (new one being purchased this week) so while I wait for the photo software to execute this and that I make comments. I am also a fast typer.

    I tend to lead a busy life so getting things done quickly is part of the requirements.
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    Hey that's funny , my wife says I have ADD too! But I still cannot find the time to make comments ! And my computer is FAST ! Well I am over the hill now and heading down the other side so I guess that explains it Well its 8:00 o'clock, way, way past my bed time! - Later - jimmy

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    Once again, love this shot. You really do have a certain way of seeing things. I enjoy looking at this stuff.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/28054853@N08/


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    Gee thanks JJelling. That's what makes photography so fascinating. Different perspectives! - jimmy

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