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Mallards in a line coming into the open water in the lagoon at Washington Park.

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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Young lady readies to throw bread to the ducks and geese who are lining up for a mid morning snack.

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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She puts her arm back and readies for a throw to the group who wait in anticipation.........

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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A Chinese Goose stands as sentry while two white Pilgrim geese search for bread crumbs.

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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Below the lagoon area is a water fall and here a number of Mallards and Wood ducks congregate in open...

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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Four Canada Geese stand in middle of the pond watching sea gulls fly above.

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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This gnarly tree has seen a number of changes in the park but yet stands as a sign of resilience.

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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What winter looks like in middle of January.....Spring is 2 months away.

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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This monument is located in Oak Ridge Cemetery but the interesting note is that she's buried here but he's buried in Europe.

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Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Oak Ridge Cemetery - Spanish American War memorial.

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Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Inscription base of the marble pillar....

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Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Civil war memorial in Oak Ridge Cemetery located behind Lincolns tomb.

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Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Belle spots a rabbit in the cemetery.

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Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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Lincolns tomb on a cold January morning. Decided to take a drive through historical area of the...

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Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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The Muted Swan is less vocal than the Whooper and Bewick's Swans; the most familiar sound associated with...

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Uploaded on Dec 31, 2011  |  Map

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The Mute Swan was introduced to North America in the late 19th century, primarily for its ornamental value.

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Uploaded on Dec 31, 2011

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Uploaded on Dec 23, 2011

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