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- for sandie p.
- pinkity, porkity piglets
- on a lovely evening the american songbook shone
- our town library (brooks memorial)
- meet roger haydock
- alley way
- once this church held services,
- here is the sparrow
- are laundromats universal?
- the poem peddler is back
- the hammock on a hummock in ronnie's verdant garden
- for j.m.: a close-up of the horses
- a sparrow
- once the train station
- down at the marina
- the will to live
- the whetstone brook dives headfirst
- ants savor the taste of peony honey
- would you go fishing with these people?
- even in the rain
- any port in a storm
- sometimes it's good to
- i'll take my dinner with a nimbus of light on the ...
- busy little bee
- after the heifers strolled down main street
- for sharoni, in a gray pocket of england
- you've got mail
- it's true...i do kiss better than i cook
- ufos sighted in vermont
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23 comments:
What kind of music do they play? The American Songbook is immense. Sure the music was fun!
I can almost hear them.
I happy with anything they play from the songbook.
Summer songs... As soon as the days are long enough, music invades the streets, making life a little more magic!
Nice background too.
I guess some very enjoyable music! Jazzy!
There must have been a lot of music in city parks this last weekend! I'm seeing the photos all over the place!
Sadly, it was way to hot to play outdoors in Phoenix.
Oh boy, does that ever look like fun! And nice weather, too! Lucky you.
Also, I'm glad to know that you agree with me...not too many people do these days! About "fresh produce," that is! ;-)
Me again! Re your question on Florida Fotos: I'm not sure, but I think it's "with"-lacoochee. Here's a link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Withlacoochee_River_%28Florida%29
And that's a fake gator! Although a real gator bit a worker at Silver Springs last week - serious bite, put the poor guy in the hospital!
Music in the park is a summer tradition around the world. Jarart had such a photo on her Prescott Area Daily Photo site today as well.
Like the other people commenting, I think outdoor concerts are a quintessential summer experience! This looks very enjoyable. I love all the old classic songs! Just saw "Guys and Dolls" at the theater yesterday, in fact.
Hmmm I'm sure you had a great weekend, good music, beautiful place, friends, and so on!Really nice!
Léia :)
It makes for an enjoyable evening. MB
Sounds great, as long as you don't have sweat trickling down your spine like I had on Saturday!
I like that corner shot a lot.
Dear Friend,I do not understand more in music.I do not know them.
Second photo is beautiful.
Thank You very much for Your beautiful comments in my blog ......
Leave me a spot on the blanket on the lawn!!
Sounds like America is singing during summer afternoons.
High and Main are streets, right? Like Lenin and Revolution not long ago here. But without that destroying consequences :-))
I suppose you know the first comment is about porn.
Anyway, I like the rabbits we have here and I just photographed another new one today.
I guess the American Songbook is like your best songs? Or traditional ones? I shall look it up!
For those of us in my part of Arizona, these things happen in the fall. Much too hot right now!
I can't even begin to guess what kind of music they played, but I'd probably have enjoyed it anyway. Live music is the only kind I like.
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