just follow a path and you will find the most amazing things...
reminders that patience is a virtue....

and one can always dream of beng future Olympians - even if they are financial analysts the rest of the week...
stopping time...capturing life... (oh - and all photography copyright protected - please pinky-swear that you will not repost/reproduce/etc....etc...without our permission)
just follow a path and you will find the most amazing things...

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arc d'triomphe from below
just one street away from the hustle and bustle of the Latin Quarter - seems like miles...
the watchdogs of Notre Dame
trinkets along the Seine...
and another quiet side street in the Latin Quarter
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Mary Basnight(http://www.marybasnight.com/) is a talented photographer based in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. We know this because she photographed our wedding several years ago. It is because of our positive experience that Keith and I both picked up our cameras again, and now have the potential for a "second career" - after we retire from our current ones!
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can you tell we have a thing for parks yet? this is one of our favorites - right across from NYC, and a great place to spend the day people watching....
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these pics were taken last october - the first week i had my camera!had no clue what i was doing, and didn't have my glasses to read the manual - what's that you say? beginner's luck?? lol.jpg)
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a dear friend of ours recently purchased a new Lotus sportscar - a cute little orange car about the size of a Matchbox toy. When he shared with us that he was gong to drive it "on the track" at the Pocono Raceway, we thought it would be a great way to show our support - and maybe finally figure out the men/cars/NASCAR/driving in circles "thing". Upon meeting our friend in the "garage" area, passing Corvettes, Porsche's, Audi's, etc., we understood the Security Guard's look of disdain as we entered Raceway Fantasyland in our 2005 Honda Pilot (Hey - I happen to know that I can go 0 to 60 pretty darn fast...). Enjoy some of my favorite pics....
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