Maria Del Carmen Rodriguez, Martinez de Hernandez · February 23, 2007 - 04:38 EST#1
It's unfair that this picture has no comment(s). It's as beautiful as all the rest. Granted, I have never walked these stone walkway. I pray that one day God sees me worthy of doing so. It's going to take some time for me to see all of your 455 pictures, plus, the beaches gallery but, I'm making every attempt to see every last one. And, Lee, no, I don't mind seeing your crew. I'm happy to see some of the faces of the people who took the challenge of searching all of Puerto Rico's wonders. I hope that one day you all realize what these pictures truely mean. I wasn't looking for something so wonderful. Never did I imagine the one day that I was so home sick for Puerto Rico and my daddy that I requested Puertorican Coqui on the Search Web, that I would somehow be blessed to the atpm.com website. By the way what happen to the picture of at least one Coqui? Or one baby lizard? That somehow always seems to figure their way into the PR houses. If it's within the 455 pictures of your experience in Puerto Rico, I apologize I have only seen the first 110. I missed the foods, the tastes, the smells, the music, and yes especially all of the people. I thank you for taking the time and consideration to do such a wonderful job. It's funny, I'm not known as a cry anything, yet your pictures seem to touch the very soul of me and always make me emotional. This is needed. Thank you.
Lee Bennett (ATPM Staff) · February 23, 2007 - 08:56 EST#2
Maria - glad you enjoyed the photos.
Amazingly enough, in spite of hearing them every single night, I never saw a Coqui while I was there. I suppose I was too busy taking in the larger sights. As for lizards, I've got all the lizards I'll ever need to see right here in central Florida!
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It's going to take some time for me to see all of your 455 pictures, plus, the beaches gallery but, I'm making every attempt to see every last one. And, Lee, no, I don't mind seeing your crew. I'm happy to see some of the faces of the people who took the challenge of searching all of Puerto Rico's wonders. I hope that one day you all realize what these pictures truely mean.
I wasn't looking for something so wonderful. Never did I imagine the one day that I was so home sick for Puerto Rico and my daddy that I requested Puertorican Coqui on the Search Web, that I would somehow be blessed to the atpm.com website. By the way what happen to the picture of at least one Coqui? Or one baby lizard? That somehow always seems to figure their way into the PR houses.
If it's within the 455 pictures of your experience in Puerto Rico, I apologize I have only seen the first 110.
I missed the foods, the tastes, the smells, the music, and yes especially all of the people.
I thank you for taking the time and consideration to do such a wonderful job.
It's funny, I'm not known as a cry anything, yet your pictures seem to touch the very soul of me and always make me emotional.
This is needed.
Thank you.
Amazingly enough, in spite of hearing them every single night, I never saw a Coqui while I was there. I suppose I was too busy taking in the larger sights. As for lizards, I've got all the lizards I'll ever need to see right here in central Florida!
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