I made my first video slideshow and wanted to share it with you. The musician (Elizabeth Ann Middleton) is one I found through MySpace, and she generously let me use her music to set to my images. Visit her MySpace page here - http://www.myspace.com/pianorama - she's fantastic! :-)
Wild Butterflies of Florida from Rich Leighton on Vimeo.
Hey just coming through to show some love to your page! Hopefully you'll return the favor! :D I also just got a whole new layout, and put new songs up! so check it out and let me know what you think!
Oh yeah! I almost forgot! lol... The albums are on iTunes! If you like the music... be SURE to support for 100% and buy the album from iTunes! (just search "Big Tee")
See us TODAY @ Rivendell Concert & Campout with Smylin’ Jack, Jim Dugan, Hugh McGee & Friends, & more! - Saturday June 27th - 96 Marsh Lane, White Post VA (near the intersection of 522 & 340 - close to Double Tollgate & Dinosaur Land) - DOORS OPEN ALL DAY - 6 bands playing from 2pm ‘til 9:30pm - bring a friend or 10 - John ツ - JVHBand ☺ ☻ ☺
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Spring is here and so are the butterflies! This week I have a gallery of a particular group of butterflies called Brushfoots. Brushfoots are the most commonly known and encountered of the large colorful butterflies (excluding the swallowtails) found in Florida and the Americas. These include the monarchs, fritillaries, buckeyes, and the viceroy below (who has nearly identical markings as the toxic monarch butterfly) to keep it from being eaten by birds.... cool trick, huh? :-)
Click the butterfly below to see my gallery - and please let me know what you think!
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