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Night on the farm

October 20, 2016
10/20/2016 · Martin Kelley

October 20th, 2016 , in Photos Tagged flickr, photos Leave a comment

Sea Girt Lighthouse

October 16, 2016
10/16/201610/18/2016 · Martin Kelley

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Give us this day our daily scaffolding

October 13, 2016
10/13/201610/18/2016 · Martin Kelley

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City Hall morning

October 7, 2016
10/07/201610/18/2016 · Martin Kelley

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It’s the time of the year when morning shadows along the Philadelphia streets are particularly dramatic.

October 5, 2016
10/05/201610/18/2016 · Martin Kelley

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Dusk over the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge

September 5, 2016
09/05/201610/18/2016 · Martin Kelley

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Gregory is a few hairs over 40 inches, which means his upcoming Disney World trip will be a lot more exciting.

November 23, 2015
11/23/201510/18/2016 · Martin Kelley

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And I’m afraid there will be some amount of Dis­ney­ma­nia when the fam­i­ly goes to Flori­da after Thanksgiving.
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Batsto Country Living Fair 2015

October 18, 2015
10/18/201510/18/2016 · Martin Kelley

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This fes­ti­val in the near­by Pine Bar­rens his­toric vil­lage of Bat­sto is one of our rites of fall. The pic­ture above is my two lit­tlest ones run­ning through one of the old barns. Check out more in my Flickr set.
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October 18th, 2015 , in South Jersey Tagged flickr, one, picture, pine barrens, village Leave a comment

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Martin Kelley is a Quaker writer, workshop leader, and editor, with a focus on outreach, nonviolence, and the Christian roots of Friends. Sharing stories of Quakers as senior editor of Friends Journal magazine and blogger at Quaker Ranter. Learn more at MartinKelley.com.

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