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The Foreign Legion Squadron [TFL] 3 years 8 months ago #382195
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May God and my queen forgive me ! I entered the game and greeted everyone, as I'm used to. I took off and got a greeting from my queen. I was happy ! I passed the hill under the assault of the enemy... I took the time to greet my queen when suddenly, a red plane appeared in the east... Automatically, I fired and I shot ... my queen ! She who I missed so much for several weeks ! Then sounded a little music and I learned that I wasfinally at rank 42 ! Shame and joy ! Champagne for the squadron ! Be brave, shamed and have fun ! 
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The Foreign Legion Squadron [TFL] 3 years 8 months ago #382198
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Congratulations Pegoud on your level up 42 Air Marshal I. Happy for you my friend, that level up was done in style because you got it by killing little old me. LOL I was just saying hello and, on my way, to deliver the last bomb and you come in out of nowhere blow me out of the sky and level up in the process. CONGRATULATIONS happy for you and glad to have you as a friend. Keep enjoying THE GAME and HAVE FUN! Remember that you are tougher than the rest!!! 
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The Foreign Legion Squadron [TFL] 3 years 8 months ago #382199
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Hey Alex, do not pay attention to negative comments that are made out of anger or some other kind of frustration. Do not let anybody take you down; it is obvious that he is wrong because you are a GREAT PHOTOGRAPHER. You are pictures are all amazing and done is a professional way. Keep practicing your craft and expand your horizons in the art that you love DO NOT LET ANYONE STOP YOU. Your pop is inpatient or frustrated about other stuff and is probably ranting. KEEP DOING YOUR PICTURES.
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The Foreign Legion Squadron [TFL] 3 years 8 months ago #382204
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As usual great beautiful pictures Alex. You should research pages where you can sell your prints or like I told you set up a page so you can sell and let others see your work. Best of luck always and keep doing what you love.
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The Foreign Legion Squadron [TFL] 3 years 8 months ago #382207
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, . The El Yunque National Forest is the only tropical rainforest in the United States National Forest System and the United States Forest Service. At nearly 29,000 acres, it is one of the smallest in size, yet one of the most biologically diverse. The highest mountain peak in the forest rises 3,494 feet (1,065 m) above sea level. Ample rainfall (over 20 feet a year in some areas) creates a jungle-like setting—lush foliage, crags, waterfalls, and rivers are a prevalent sight. The forest has several trails from which the jungle-like territory's flora and fauna can be appreciated. El Yunque is also renowned for its unique Taíno petroglyphs. Indigenous people believed that El Yunque was the throne of their chief god Yúcahu, so that it is the Caribbean equivalent to Mount Olympus. The forest region was initially set aside in 1876 by King Alfonso XII of Spain and represents one of the oldest reserves in the Western Hemisphere. It was established as the Luquillo Forest Reserve on 17 January 1903 by the General Land Office with 65,950 acres (266.9 km2) and became a National Forest in 1906. It was renamed Caribbean National Forest on 4 June 1935. It is home to over 200 species of trees and plants, 23 of which are found nowhere else. An executive order signed by President George W. Bush on 2 April 2007 changed the name of the Caribbean National Forest to El Yunque National Forest, better reflecting the cultural and historical feelings of the Puerto Rican people. In El Yunque you will find the Puerto Rican Parrot and the Coqui, they are part of the fauna of the forest and are the ones you can see in the coin you photograph. This small frog earned its Puerto Rican common name due to the call of the most common coqui species in Puerto Rico, Eleutherodactylus coqui call, which begins as the sun sets and ends in early dawn. This has made it an animal of great endearment to Puerto Ricans. El Yunque National Forest was chosen to be Puerto Rico's entry in the America the Beautiful Quarters program. Its only National Park Service site, San Juan National Historic Site had already been featured on the District of Columbia and United States Territories Quarters in 2009. But that coin you have, looks like it has great value. Saw some videos where it has been valued from $ 250 and up depending on its condition; and what people are willing to really pay for it. So tomorrow I will start to look at all the loose change I have around the house. LOL .
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The Foreign Legion Squadron [TFL] 3 years 8 months ago #382215
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Yes, I have Alex; a few years back before hurricane Maria, was the last time I went. It is a magical place green, green, green everywhere. They have trail so you can hike to various places of interest inside the rain forest. There is a lot of walking; but you must be aware to stay on the trails because you easily get lost. Had a few tourists go off the trails, get disoriented and they were lost for a couple of days. But in general, is a safe place; no wild animal that can kill you and since you are in an island you will turn out someplace eventually. That is if you are not kidnapped by aliens. LOL Joking aside it is the beauty of nature and our island. You will find places there were you can get under the waterfalls and swim in natural ponds. Its another great place to enjoy in our beautiful island. . 
PS: Saw the hole America video; and WOW so many beautiful places. Life should be just for travel and to experience the beauty of all the amazing places around the world, I must start playing the LOTTO. It is a very well-done video; the United States has lots of beauty to offer. Thank you for sharing.
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The Foreign Legion Squadron [TFL] 3 years 8 months ago #382253
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I leave your guns to you, dear friend ! I will not risk my life to take them from you... Be careful what you do with it because the death rate from gunshots is 55 times higher in the USA compared to France or UK... 
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