September 18, 2012

Slither in silence


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Last week, we spent some time at a favorite vacation spot. Not far from there is the beautiful city of Wilmington, North Carolina. It's chock full of historic old buildings, quaint and/or kitschy shops, and delicious seafood. It's also home to the world's largest collection of venomous snakes. I'm sharing a few of them with you, and hope you'll share your photos using the linky below!












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32 comments:

  1. I really don't like snakes but the photos are fab :-)

    Have a good WW! and week ;-)

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  2. That last picture just freaked me out...

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  3. That last picture just freaked me out.

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  4. Great shots! Thanks for hosting.

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  5. Never been to Wilmington, NC (I'm from Wilmington, DE). I'd love to visit there but not at all sure about those snakes!

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  6. Yikes! That last one is not one I would ever want to see up close and personal!

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  7. I think I would of rather seen the Kitchy shops☺ These looked so dangerous! Great job on the photos though....
    Laurie @ Pride in Photos

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  8. I love the pattern on that bottom snake. You sure got a good picture of him!

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  10. Second picture is my fav...really love that yellow!

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  11. Great shots, especially the last one.

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  12. Hate snakes but you take great photos.

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  13. Whew look at all those snakes!!

    :)
    ~Tabitha

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  15. Last year I a copperhead got in my house and I had to kill it myself!http://www.looseleafnotes.com/wp/2011/10/you%E2%80%99ve-heard-of-buffy-the-vampire-killer/

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  16. You can keep them. :)

    They are great pics.

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  17. Yikes! I almost fainted!!!

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  18. Great shots! Thanks for linking up!

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  19. Thank you for linking up! I have tried to do the same but it keeps saying that an error occurred. Sorry.

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  20. Omgoodness! Yuck! Those last two are really scary...

    Happy WW :)
    Paula
    lifeasweknowitbypaula.blogspot.com

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  21. An impressive display of deadly beauty!

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  23. Oh how beautiful they are..and a touch scary...perfect for Nature Notes..thank you for linking in...Michelle

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  24. Mere sight of them in the pictures give me the goosebumps. :-)

    ~Imelda

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  25. They used to have a rattle snake round up in GA every year but I never went--snakes are ick!
    Thanks for your comment on my blog. You mentioned that Observing Beauty was up and running but I can't find it. Please email me the link--I would like to contribute again--tenfootheart(at)gmail (dot)com. Thanks!

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  26. Ugh! We saw a snake hiking this weekend. They always make my skin crawl.

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  27. Fantastic pictures!

    Herding Cats

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  28. Oh, my skin is crawling... I'm not scared of them, but I intensely dislike them... Thank you for sharing on Weekly Top Shot #49!

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  29. Not my pleasure however the pictures are amazing.

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  30. Thats the only way to see snakes - through glass! great pics!

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  32. They are beautiful, but I would much rather look at your pictures of them than actually see them in person.

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