Mine is me, taken at the first GLWC Meet-n-Greet at Gilboa Quarry in Ohio. It was back when my obnoxious hose wraps rather than a rabbit hood made me easy to pick out of a crowd 
Ber :lilbunny:
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Just posting to see what mine is
Ahhh...
I found this pic of the net years ago and have had it ever since...its a yin and yan, sea and land...my two big loves (apart from my wife and dogs of course)
I found this pic of the net years ago and have had it ever since...its a yin and yan, sea and land...my two big loves (apart from my wife and dogs of course)
Im just throwing up the horns!
m3830431
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Just an unusual circumstance
Most of mine are Native American, I am part Absaroke (Crow)
this one is from a closeup of a poster by RL Taylor on my wall, titled Buffalo Warrior
this one is from a closeup of a poster by RL Taylor on my wall, titled Buffalo Warrior
"my time is past ...
why I was & what I did
remains a mystery
though I am remembered,
I will be no more ... "
why I was & what I did
remains a mystery
though I am remembered,
I will be no more ... "
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dpbishop
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Mine is a pit bully puppy, I have had several litters dumped on me through no fault of my own. Coming home to 12 APBT pups is like walking through a school of land piranhas. It's also the illustration on the label of my homebrew, when I bother to put on labels.
Theunis
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Mine is me back in 1985 doing my practical jumps from the walkover between the damwall and the sluice tower at a dam in South Africa called the Lepallani dam.The same day I did my 17th and 18th logged dives doing blackwater dives. We went down to 12 m (40 feet) removing stones blocking the sluice. My dive instructor was a qualified commercial diver believing his students should experience all levels of diving. I still value his guidance.
