Posts Tagged ‘outdoors’
March 15, 2020
Self-quarantine does not necessarily always mean staying indoors.
Posted in communication, current events, nature, popular culture, Uncategorized |
Tags: coronavirus, COVID-19, health, immunity, natural immunity, outdoors, sunlight, sunshine, Vitamin D
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December 29, 2019
They’re cute as can be, but don’t get too close.
Posted in Americana, blogging, Blue Fox Cafe, drawings, folklore, humor, Illustration Friday, illustrations, nature, popular culture, Uncategorized, urban wildlife, wild animals, wildlife observations |
Tags: animals, drawings, family, humor satire, illustration, Illustration Friday, nature, outdoors, polecats, skunks, stinkers, wild
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January 3, 2019
Playing the sandlot, when the sandlot is covered with ice is a great pastime.
Posted in Americana, drawings, Illustration Friday, illustrations, popular culture |
Tags: drawing, game, game on, hockey, ice, ice hockey, Illustration Friday, illustrations, outdoors, team sports, winter
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August 16, 2018
The best thing about rainbow pie is that it’s free.
Posted in Americana, Blue Fox Cafe, communication, drawings, humor, Illustration Friday, illustrations |
Tags: drawing, illusions, Illustration Friday, illustrations, outdoor dining, outdoors, rainbow, rainbow pie, the good life, visual irony
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December 20, 2017
A gnarled piece of old wood takes on a strange shape in the red rock desert of southern Utah.
Posted in Americana, Blue Fox Cafe, communication, creative photography, Daily Post, desert, earth, nature |
Tags: 2017, desert, favorites, gnarled, nature, outdoors, SouthwestUSA, Utah, wood
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August 21, 2017
Despite the snow and bitter cold, Frosty stands guard at his mailbox.
Posted in Blue Fox Cafe, communication, drawings, humor, Illustration Friday, illustrations, popular culture |
Tags: Frosty, Frosty the Snowman, humor, mail, mailbox, outdoors, satire, Snowman, winter
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May 24, 2017
Evanescent is a seldom used word that can be easily be exemplified by the fleeting light that occurs at sunrise and sunset.
Posted in Blue Fox Cafe, communication, creative photography, Daily Post, nature, Uncategorized, weekly photo challenge |
Tags: Back Cove, evanescent, Maine, nature, outdoors, photography, photos, sunset, water
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