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Lynn Suckow
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- Single
- About Me:
- Grew up in Walla Walla; graduated Wa-Hi, married at Central Christian Church; lived in Richland for three years (had two kids) before moving to San Jose, CA for 35 years. Two more kids, divorced, worked in Nuclear engineering companies, finishing as QA document clerk. Moved back to Walla Walla in 2001. Worked for 6 years as Pioneer Church secretary before retiring at the end of Feb 2007. Now I'm "working" at photography and volunteering.
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Crossing Langdon Rd
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northbound on the BLMR, looking east...Walla Walla,WA-12/30/09
Pastoral Splendor
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A friend called me and told me I should check out the sheep at Last Chance Road, west of Walla Walla. She said there was one black sheep amongst the white. Turns out there were a couple of black sheep but the were pretty far away from the fence where I was. I had to wait until there were some heads aimed sort of towards me instead of all bottoms before I started clicking away.
There's something about grazing sheep that is timeless. And they could be in any country around the world. Universal would be the word.
The new crop--ICE
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Early in December I drove over to Kennewick. On the way back I noticed a field in which the irrigation water had been left on. The ice created some pretty cool sculptures.
Merry Christmas to all of you, and may you all have a joyous New Year!!
Last of the fall foliage in 2008
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Taken downtown Walla Walla, WA
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