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My blog is:
http://bestnaturalsquids.blo...
My Twitter page is:
http://twitter.com/naturegir...
My Facebook page is:
http://www.facebook.com/home...
My Etsy store is:
http://naturegirl7s.etsy.com
My CafePress store is:
http://www.cafepress.com/nat...
One more site you should see:
http://bellsouthpwp2.net/y/l...
Another of my blogs is:
http://naturally-native.blog...
My MySpace page is:
http://profile.myspace.com/i...
My Zazzle store is:
http://www.zazzle.com/nature...
Oh yeah, and don't miss:
http://folsomnps.org
My Lensography is:
Naturally Native Lensography
I want this lens to be LotD real bad:
The Wings of Winter
The tastiest food lens is:
Louisiana Holiday Feast
My favorite book lens is:
Sookie Stackhouse Vampire Mysteries

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Yvonne and Al B. naturegirl7, aka Yvonne and Al B., has been a member since April 22 2008, has rated 479 lenses, favorited 433, and has created 144 lenses from scratch. This member's top-ranked page is "7-up Cake Recipes".

My Bio

My husband and I have always loved nature and the outdoors. We currently maintain a 9 acre private wildlife preserve.





We are Master Gardeners and officers in the Folsom Native Plant Society and run the Naturally Native Squids Group.




I love to draw, paint and photograph nature and we have put together some products created from those photographs and paintings on both Zazzle and Cafepress...

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Check out these great lenses...

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Turtles, Tortoises and Terrapins of Louisiana
Louisiana is blessed with thirty species of turtles, tortoises and terrapins. The body form of this ancient group of reptiles has changed little in the 200 million years of its existence. Besides various freshwater and land turtles, the Gulf waters a... view lens
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Amazing Amphibians of Louisiana
Amphibians are an interesting and very important class of animals and there are certainly plenty of them here in Louisiana. We have everything from large Bullfrogs to tiny Tree frogs, Toads that keep the garden free of harmful insects and even secret... view lens
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How to Show Off Zazzle Products Using Text Modules
Calling all Zazzle Associates! Here's a simple way to feature attractive picture links to your own or other Zazzlers' products. Products can be grouped in horizontal rows of two or more products or with one large picture link spotlighting one product... view lens
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Sookie Stackhouse Vampire Mysteries
Sookie Stackhouse is the unique heroine of Charlaine Harris' Southern Vampire Mysteries. She is a beautiful, clever telepathic bar maid with a heart of gold, even for those supernatural beings without a heart beat. Sookie fans have been following her... view lens
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Rio, a Most Exceptional Dog
I really could never choose just one of my furry family over another, but if I was FORCED to, then I would have to choose our precious foundling, mostly Catahoula Leopard dog and Pointer mixed breed, Rio. He has been a joy and a loyal companion sinc... view lens

All of my Lenses (all 144 of 'em!)

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Gold Star

This is a certified gold star lens, which means it's the best of its kind on Squidoo (or shows some serious potential for getting there!)

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naturegirl7 is in the Giant Squid 100 club!

The Giant Squid 100 Club is a gathering of the most prolific and creative lensmasters on Squidoo, people who have (at least) 100 top notch lenses. These members are known not just for their superior lensmaking abilities, but also for their all around helpfulness in the Squidoo community.

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