Tag: boats

  • Boats and Clouds

    Boats and Clouds

    How can this be?  I am running out of photos.  There are so many things to shoot this time of year. Just about everything looks [...]

     
  • From the bridge at night

    From the bridge at night

    I took this before the July 4th fireworks began.  The high bridge is a wonderful place to take photos from and as the sun goes [...]

     
  • Smokey July 4th

    Smokey July 4th

    I love to photograph the Mississippi river at night.   With the colors and the reflections it never looks the same twice.  I took this one [...]

     
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  • Men at work

    Men at work

    The rig is parked just off of Harriet Island. They are removing some of the debris and trees that the flood left behind.  The water [...]

     
  • Ugh the Tug

    Ugh the Tug

    I don’t know how she got her name but Ugh the tug is the little tug boat that sits near the paddle boats on the [...]

     
  • Like watching paint dry

    Like watching paint dry

    The Mississippi River continues to rise.  My favorite spots for taking photos are closed.  It is supposed to rise two more feet before it crests. [...]

     
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  • Something you don’t see every day

    Something you don’t see every day

    You were maybe thinking I was going to post another picture of a valve, maybe I will do that tomorrow.  This tall said could be [...]

     
  • A walk in the park

    A walk in the park

    Taken from Embarcedaro Park in San Diego, CA., a week ago today and I wish I was still there.  It was a kind of working [...]

     
  • Tug Boats

    Tug Boats

    You can’t live in St. Paul, MN without seeing boats.  I like tug boats and barges. Lake boats are pretty cool too, as are paddle [...]

     
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I started a blog a few years ago and have written thousands of words, and taken thousands of pictures to go with those words. If I could start all over again the blog would be just pictures because each picture is worth a thousand words and I don't have to worry about spelling them correctly. By Teresa Boardman Email: teresa(at)Tboardman.com 651.216.4603
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