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Photo Of The Day By Christopher Baker
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Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Hangin’ Out” by Christopher Baker. Location: Joe Wheeler State Park, Alabama.
“My wife and I were camping at Joe Wheeler State Park and we were relaxing in our chairs at our campsite,” explains Baker. “I heard a squeaky noise coming from above and it was this squirrel hanging on a branch right above my head. Fortunately, I had my camera next to me and I slowly reached for it and got a couple of shots before the squirrel took off.”
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