A is for
Airborne
For those new to the group:
This is the photo 'alphabet' game. Post a photo of your own work for the next letter that follows. Should be posted as a 'reply' to the orignal post. Have fun!!
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weeks. Great capture of it, even has a certain Miami feel. The tourist one in a way but still south Florida.
How to get around Miami, streets always run east-west and avenues always run north-south. Terraces and courts of the same names are thrown in for the hell of it according to the guy that delivers to a few places there. The hubby has decided he really likes going down there every week and loves finding the small Cuban carts. He has also learned some food in Mexican Spanish are different foods in the Cuban version and can be a nice surprise when you get it. 
Course he is in an semi so is limited to where he can park.
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Bluedigger, you forgot the "W" 
Guess I was overanxious. Or just stupid. It's turning into that kind of a week. 
Keepsakes
( I had it in my ctrl-C ready to go when I found your (fabulous) knife. Love the blade!
L for "Louvre".
If I were you I'd probably still be in Paris.
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who is that big boy sleeping in the yard? (and solly mack, kudos for Xenogamy 
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Hey, you never know when a picture of Zhukov will come in handy! 
Zhukov, Georgi |ˈZHo͞oˌkôf, -ˌkôv, -kəf|
(1896–1974), Soviet military leader, born in Russia; full name Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov. During World War II, he defeated the Germans at Stalingrad in 1943, lifted the siege of Leningrad in 1944, and led the final assault on Germany and the capture of Berlin in 1945.
