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Subtitle: Stephanie and I met up with Steve and Sue Romig, had lunch and then went to Prairie Oaks Metropark. It's about a half hour west of Columbus and the Big Darby River flows throw the area. We hiked around on some snow-covered trails, by rivers and ponds, accompanied by Buffy the Wonderdog, Steve and Sue's dog, a yellow lab with a black tongue.
Related pictures include: Miscellaneous fun, the Bookloft (a cool bookstore), and New Year's Eve.
00a-DSC_3847: A sign about the Big Darby Creek, one of North America's most biologically diverse freshwater streams. It is designated a State and National Scenic River.
00b-DSC_3849: A map of the park and its trails. I'm not really sure what trails we hiked, but it was around some of the ponds or "lakes".
00c-DSC_3805: A picture of me, as reflected from the window of Steve's car.
01-DSC_3807: Snow.
02-DSC_3809: Snow and a bench.
03-DSC_3811: Reeds.
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06-DSC_3816: The Big Darby Creek.
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08-DSC_3818: I rather like this picture of the Big Darby Creek.
09-DSC_3820: I liked the reflection of the tree that's leaning at a 45° angle.
10-DSC_3821: The edge of the Creek.
11-DSC_3824: Stephanie and Buffy.
12-DSC_3825: One of the so-called "lakes."
13-DSC_3826: The bridge where I took some of the pictures of Big Darby Creek.
14-DSC_3827: It was getting to be late afteroon and the sky was starting to get a little colorful.
15-DSC_3830: Frank and Buffy, with part of Steve on the right.
16-DSC_3834: The sun reflected in a lake.
17-DSC_3842: Playing with depth of field.
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19-DSC_3844: It was cold and snowy, but the water was still flowing.
20-DSC_3845: A little penisula in the middle of one of the lakes.
22-DSC_3848: A twisty tree with snow.