They call them "cottages."
Yeah. Right.
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- Cochise Head Mountain, in the Dos Cabezas Mountain...
- Almost-Dry Lake, near Gunnison, Colorado
- Courthouse, Buena Vista, CO
- Sunrise, Virginia Beach, VA
- Virginia Virga
- Sunset in Vancouver, BC
- Charleston Church at dusk
- Brooklyn Bridge, New York City
- Lobby Garden at the Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas
- Franconia Notch, New Hampshire
- Bar Harbor, Maine
- Martha's Vinyard
- Seoul, Republic of Korea
- Nassau, Grand Bahamas
- Covered Bridge, Connecticut
- National Military Cemetary, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
- Rippin' It Up at Deal's Gap
- Diana
- Country Church, Pennsylvania
- Shenandoah Autumn
- Skyline Drive, Shenandoah National Park
- Shenandoah National Park
- Luzerne Street, Johnstown, PA
- Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, PA
- Near Jerome, AZ
- Arizona Sunset
- Dragoon Mountains, Cochise County, AZ
- Allen Street, Tombstone, AZ
- "And on the third day, He rose."
- Flight 93 Memorial at Sunset
- Horseshoe Bend Road
- Loyalhanna Creek
- Flaming Hillside
- Lake Somerset Autumn Sunset
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About Me
- Ralph F. Couey
- Pearl City, HI, United States
- Husband, father, grandfather, friend...a few of the roles acquired in 68 years of living. I keep an upbeat attitude, loving humor and the singular freedom of a perfect laugh. I don't let curmudgeons ruin my day; that only gives them power over me. Having experienced death once, I no longer fear it, although I am still frightened by the process of dying. I love to write because it allows me the freedom to vent those complex feelings that bounce restlessly off the walls of my mind; and express the beauty that can only be found within the human heart.
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