Just for fun post a non-porn pic.

[just_mills]

More Photos of where Im from!

Basking Sharks up close on the beach:

A Bubble in A Garden:

Godrevy Lighthouse (Dynk):

Kynance Cove:

Lantic Bay:

 

[tx_doc]

Eeyore's Birthday Party - Austin, Tx 2006

 

[dynk]

Great pics again Mills and austexfeet
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[buzzj]

once again great pics guys....

I want the blue sports car--- and I want it now.

 

[buzzj]

More Photos of where Im from!

Basking Sharks up close on the beach:

Is this photo for real?? Phenomenal!!

 

[buzzj]

Beams of light representing the World Trade Centre towers shine into the sky on the fifth anniversary of the September 11attacks

 

[just_mills]

Is this photo for real?? Phenomenal!!

Yup!! They're always here, every Summer.
They aren't meat-eaters though, so there is no real threat. Thats why some people are still in the water.

They're a great sight to see!!

 

[dynk]

Basking sharks don't bother people, they like the shallow water to bask in the sun,.

 

[buttons]

Great pics Mills!

 

[just_mills]

Five more bad-boys from home!

"Merlin's View":

Mevagissey harbour (fishing village near by):

Fireworks at Charlestown "Regatta Week"
(An anual drunk/musical town event):

Sunset @ Lands End (The southern end of England!):

Thru the flowers!:

 

[dynk]

Gorgeous Mills.

 

[buttons]

Mills? Can I come live with you? Those pics are fantastic!

 

[buttons]

Maybe not "La vache Qui Rit" but splendid looking cows anyway. Now if only they'd look my way for a bit! I move to the left, they look to the right! It get's so tiring after a while but then I have never worked with cows before and had a hard time getting these girls to look into the lens....

 

[dynk]

A whole new meaning to glory holes, and they are "Horny".

 

[just_mills]

Haha, Dynk!!

 

[buttons]

Dynk, thanks! I nearly pissed myself laughing

 

[just_mills]

I think I did

 

[dynk]

Well it was my first thought, and I am glad I made you guys laugh. They are good pics though.

 

[buttons]

Historical Acadian Village near Caraquet.
The really great thing about this place is not the buildings they have here, that have come from all over Acadie, but the actors who play the parts of the villagers and take the time to explain in either French or English what life was like in the
18th and 19th century. Preserving the past for those who want to see, listen and learn.

 

[dynk]

You do it everytime buttons. Thanks again