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    Below is a complete archive of all entries, to help you navigate the large volume of entries we created drop down menus to either select by category or the date the entry was posted. I hope you enjoy reading our stories, and please note that this diary is a grammatically-free zone so please excuse our typos :)

    [14 Jul 2010 | One Comment | ]

    The violent lady from Old East Hill sitting along side some lost solesWhen I moved into our new place I met the neighbor, Chip, very early on who owns a sign shop across the street. We hit it off pretty well as he is an artist as well, and we share many of the [...]

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    [9 Jul 2010 | 3 Comments | ]

    ***Please note, we now have prints of Randy’s photos up for sale of beach scenes and beach wildlife (dolphins and birds) as well as Lost Sole #359 that was featured on CNN, to benefit the Emerald Coast Keeper Organization, please help us clean up our shorelines!!** (view prints>>)
    We have decided to find creative ways to [...]

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    [30 Jun 2010 | 3 Comments | ]

    Along side Lost Sole 360 you will see the infamous and insidious BP oil spill tar ballsToday I went out to Pensacola Beach for a quick photoshoot for work. On the way home I decided to check out our beaches and see if there was oil on them as result of the huge waves churned [...]

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    [24 Jun 2010 | 3 Comments | ]

    It is the morning after I went out to Pensacola Beach to view the oil slick that had finally washed ashore from the BP disaster. The beach was surreal. The parking lot was full of TV crews and their trucks with giant satellite dishes perched on top. All lined up to report on the latest happenings. I have seen this here before during hurricane season’s . . .

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    [2 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]

    I have been lucky enough to be selected as this month’s featured artist at the Pensacola Museum of Art’s Culture Club meeting with my One Shoe Diaries. I invite anyone that can, to come down and check it out, there will be drinks, music, food and prizes! It is on Thursday June 3rd, from 5:00 [...]

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    [16 Apr 2010 | One Comment | ]

    It has been a very busy few months and I fell behind a bit on my projects. I am taking steps to getting caught up and this was the first one. I want to note, this marks the first time I made the cover be one of the contributor’s images instead of mine. I am [...]

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    [21 Mar 2010 | No Comment | ]

    So many memories tied to such little seemingly insignificant items
    Momento- noun:
    A souvenir; a reminder of past events.
    Momentos. When I sit back and look around my office I am surrounded by them. In fact I seem to be surrounded by them wherever I go. They are little things that trigger a memory for [...]

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    [26 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]

    December 2009, Outside Magazine CoverRecently I submitted a letter to the editor after reading an article about shoes washing up in Vancouver with feet still in them. (here is a link to the lost sole blog entry I wrote where I copied the article into the bottom)
    Of course it struck a cord with me [...]

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    [23 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]

    I took this photo of Joan O’Maley with the Canadian Flag while doing a cover shoot for Snowbirds Magazine, March Edition.This past week I was asked by the Publisher of Snowbirds magazine, Karen Harrell, to travel to Panama City and shoot a senior couple for the cover of the March issue.
    The couple were from Ontario, [...]

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    [10 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]

    Yesterday Phil Harris, the captain of the Cornelia Marie and one of the stars of the hit show Deadliest Catch passed away. Lost Sole #346 is dedicated to Phil Harris, found in Port Charlotte, FL the day he passed. He had a colorful personality, which makes this shoe somewhat fitting, although he was not flashy, just honest and real.

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