So I went camping this week, I just returned. Figured I'd share some of my pics with you guys. Damn I love this camera! Thanks again Althom!

great shots sweeny

beautiful...

Very nice sweety. Did U have a nice time. All looks a bit blair witch to me.

Sweeny79 said:

Althom bought U a camera

I can't spell edit
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CAMILLE4U said:

No Althom told me what kind to buy and yes I had a nice time

Those woods would give McDonalds a hard-on.

Number23 said:

Ok I was gonna let that go but you are gonna have to explain that one!

Sweeny79 said:

:LOL: :LOL:

wow sweeny..where is that?

Paisley said:

Where do you think they get those lovely napkins, boxes, holders and cups?
I should have really have applied a papermill/hard-on anology but that would have been a little too obtuse.
It's actually not funny is it?
Sorry. I got too excited. Peace to all my homies. Shout out to departed loved ones - see you all in the ghetto in the sky.

Number23 said:

Milty said:

that there is the fuck your sister country of Pennsylvania

5stars

they look like bob ross paintings
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Christopher said:

They do don't they

little happy trees...

Sweeny79 said:

Is he still alive btw?

Christopher said:

Sweeny79 said:

are you serious!?


rip

Christopher said:

from: http://danspage.virtualav...tuary.html


Bob Ross, 52, Dies; Was Painter on TV

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Bob Ross, the bushy-haired host of "Joy of Painting" on public television who parlayed the success of his program into an industry of art books and supplies, died on July 4. He was 52.

The cause was cancer, said Walter J. Kowalski, the chief executive officer of Bob Ross Inc., in Sterling, Va.

In a voice so so soothing that its effect was once compared to Demerol, Mr. Ross encouraged viewers to paint "happy little clouds" and "pretty little mountains." He contended that given half an hour (the length of his show), anyone could paint a landscape by following his insturctions. Most of his audience, however, watched just to hear him speak. Mr. Ross's folksy demeanoreventually came to be interpreted as a kind of reverse chic. MTV hired him to star in a series of promotional spots.

After Mr. Ross's show started in 1983, he expanded his activities into a multimillion-dollar business that included how-to books, a line of art paint and courses in which instructors were trained in the Bob Ross method.

Mr. Ross was born in Daytona Beach, Fla., the son of a carpenter. He took up art and later studied with William Alexander, whose own painting show, also on public television, is a rival of Mr. Ross's.

Mr. Ross's wife Jane died in 1993. He is survived by a son, Steven, of Ronkonkoma, L.I., who is a Bob Ross instructor and occasionally appeared on Mr. Ross's program.

Number23 said:

I was laughing at sweeny.

Paisley said:

I know

Sweeny79 said:

Paisley said:

Beautiful and haunting. Where was it U stayed?

Paisley said:

JDINTERACTIVE said:

a place called Reflection Lakes in Pennsylvania

Number23 said:

AWWW

These are great shots Sweeny.