Friday, March 31, 2006


Zola the sneak.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Thursday, March 30, 2006


Hues of blue.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Zola in pillows.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

A sign. Of what we are yet unsure.
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Me and Zola.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Diving board.
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Swimming anyone?
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Stairway to heaven, or at least a river trail.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Tuesday, March 28, 2006


Soldiers.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Reach.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Venetian blinds.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

A baying beast.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Sunlight in the redwoods.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

ODE TO PRINTEMPS

there's no more
snow in Gasquet three
white lilies oped their
eyes -- the ground is
green & squishy which
my dog views with
surprise -- the sun it
sits upon its perch and
bids the bluejays
sing -- although the
rain hath brought
us pain the
mountains
rumble
spring.

-ryn gargulinski.03.28.06

Sunday, March 26, 2006


Poker table.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

The hand of death.
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Dog face.
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NUMBER NINE

does it
work, too, with
humans like it
works well with trees you can
saw open bone to count
rings for how old we are?

-ryn gargulinski.03.26.06

The yellow smiley face thing if it were brown, warped and frozen in wood.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

This tree is 741 years old.
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The mystery of the many headed tree. Crescent City, Calif.
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A girl and her dog.
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Queen Zola.
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Find the dog, win $100.
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Queen Zola.
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Sentinel.
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Phoenix.
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Rapunzel.
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Eyeball.
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CHEESE

in northern california you can
go and point your camera in
any dang direction and
end up with a photo – that
happens, too, right in
new york – but instead of
dank trains and that
man who
flipped you off you get
graffiti spewed with
magic paint by
God.

-ryn gargulinski.03.25.06

Pea green soup.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

The white cliffs of Dover, provided they were not green and in Crescent City.
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Table for two or a giant, emerging fist. Crescent City, Calif.
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Things that make you swoon number 444. Crescent City, Calif.
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Low tide on Saturday. Crescent City, Calif.
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Things that make you fall over in awe number 377. Crescent City, Calif.
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Sand trap at the local golf course.
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The highway I drive quite daily. U.S. Hwy 199, about 45 miles long, leads northeast from Crescent City to somewhere in Oregon.
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The local swimming hole.
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Determination.
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Green is the color of my toothpaste.
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Rainy morning fog above a Gasquet mountain.
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A barn, rather than babe, in the woods. Gasquet, Calif.
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Where we take our cigarette breaks at work.
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Parking lot mural in Crescent City, Calif. There is a theme in this town regarding water. I wonder why?
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Saturday, March 25, 2006


People really dig their fishing. Klamath, Calif.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Nobody knows for whom the birds hunt.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

This agricultural area in Del Norte is where they film killer zombie movies and Edgar Allan Poe tributes.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski

Nobody knows for whom the rooster caws.
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Aleutian geese who flock in thousands to Del Norte County, Calif., for 10 weeks every year. Here they are having their lunch of young grass sprouts and being scared by a passing tractor.
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Chicken klatsch.
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Chicken preview. Please enjoy the following hen pecked photos I have posted especially for my mom, who just adores chickens and spends hours wondering why they cross the street.
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Chicken on sale.
Photo by Ryn Gargulinski