Order, as defined by my two-year old son
by theoutcrop

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Nice to know that someone else's kid does this. My girls sure didn't but my 4 year old grandson does. He would line them up on our coffee table and get really angry if you moved one of them out of it's place. I can really appreciate this shot. Snicker, snicker

Julian Feild's Star
by Yo_Spiff

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Captain Julian Feild was the first family to move into the fort right after the soldiers moved out. He served as both the 1st and 5th Post Masters for Fort Worth. Much of our current downtown sits on the Feild farm. His grandson had the first telephone number and was the first ob/gyn for here too.

Mansfileld was founded by brother-in-laws, Ralph Mann and Julian Feild. They started a gris mill and the town built up around it. When Mansfield was 30 years old they petitioned to have the spelling changed because it gave the postal system fits and they got tired of telling everyone that they misspelled the name.

Julian married twice and had 15 children. I'm descended from his second child. Due to the fact that my poor Dad was the first boy for 2 generations, there is no surprise that I don't carry the name. Feild is derived from the French name, de la Feld.

I know lots and lots but that is enough to fill in some blanks for the curious.

Sky Full of Color
by MelonMusketeer

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Where did you take this shot. We are going this year to visit my daughter who lives there and to see LOTS of balloons. YEAH!!!!!!

Corbin vs the Ladybug
by Yo_Spiff

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Nope, the lady bug WON. He missed and then chased Poppa. It was a fun day

An Apprentice Herder
by geinafets

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The cows are not the main subject of this picture.

Mykono Windmill Sunset
by sarsonuk

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Dinged for being tilted

For softer, smoother skin - moisturise daily!
by lccm_82

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DNMC-Don't get this. How does this relate to Absolut, as in Vodka

Absolut Rebel
by e10icus

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Too funny. Made me laugh.

Beauty is in the eye
by reneekerr

Comment:
Great shot, love the water droplet.

Upon the Imaginary Sea
by Paul

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DNMC