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Hi Jim, that’s a really neat moment you caught there, looks like he found a blacktail antler and he’s decided to make it part of his new elk antler! Recycling is no contrivance of man.
Thanks Tim. I was wondering if it was a blacktail antler.
Hi Jim,
I found your blog by reading Larry Thorngren’s and found where you commented on the wolf hunt so I followed the link and find I really like your photography so I hope to return often.
Thanks Willard.
This is a nice shot to round off the year Jim. As you know, I have been enjoying your blog pretty much from the beginning and appreciate the time it takes to put it together.
So, here’s to another great year of adventures and photographs!
(I just clinked my beer bottle against the monitor and took a swig)
Thanks Alan. I appreciate that.
Congratulations on the milestone, Jim. Cheers! (And here’s to wishing we were in Yellowstone right about now….)
Thanks John. It’s a great time to be in Yellowstone right now. I was going to be there now, but have decided to postpone the trip.
Congrats on the anniversary, Jim! You’ve got a great blog, and I look forward to your images every day! I hope you plan to keep up the great work too — I’m going to be moving away from California in the fall (heading to the Boston area), and I’ll enjoy living vicariously in Point Reyes through your photography.
Thanks Pat. Sorry to hear you’re leaving the Bay Area. Hope you return.