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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
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The entrance to the Philbrook Art Museum and Gardens. X marks the spot. Click to enlarge.
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- Thursday Challenge - Water
- Wordless Wednesday - Doors to Mid-town Home
- Ruby Tuesday - Cadillac Escalade
- Macro Monday - Portulaca or Moss Rose
- Pergola Post
- Weekend Reflections - Warren Center
- Skywatch Friday - The Tulsa Driller
- Sepia Scenes - Philbrook Back Door
- Wordless Wednesday - Front Door to Philbrook
- Ruby Tuesday - Red Mustang Convertible
- Macro Monday - Oakleaf Hydrangea
- Sunday Bridges - Crow Creek Footbridge #2
- Weekend Reflections - Philbrook Koi Pond
- Skywatch Friday - Blue Ridge Skies
- Sepia Scenes - Vanishing Edge Round
- Wordless Wednesday - Philbrook Sheep Meadow
- Ruby Tuesday - Red GTO
- Macro Monday - Bee on Daisy
- Sunday Bridges - Footbridge in Philbrook Gardens
- Weekend Reflections - Philbrook Art Museum
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- Sepia Scenes - Boston Avenue, Tulsa
- Signs, Signs - Ty's Hamburgers
- Ruby Tuesday - They Laid Hands On Him
- Macro Monday - Black Swallowtail
- Sunday Bridges - Tunnel through the Blue Ridge
- Weekend Reflections - Tulsa Baseball
- Skywatch Friday - Tallgrass Prairie
- Sepia Scenes - Split Rail Fence
- Wordless Wednesday - Storage Shed Door
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2 comments:
an interesting looking building..I would love to peak inside.
You really do feature some marvelous architecture. This is a lovely building.
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