Good News
The virtual show 
"Valley of a Thousand Rainbows"
is live:  
Valley of a thousand rainbows
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Virtual exhibit September to October 2020

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  1. Lorraine McFarlandSeptember 2, 2020 at 8:14 AM

    Hi Pete. Congratulations on this amazing show. The images are absolutely gorgeous!

    Looks like Utah agrees with you. Stay safe and happy.

    lori

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    1. http://www.peteranger.comSeptember 3, 2020 at 5:40 PM

      Thanks Lori hope all is well?

      It's just some of the best new work i've done....
      and I'm pleased with the images..

      yes sw Utah is perhaps most amazing place I've visited in all my travels Lori.
      I could spend another 100 years or more years adventuring here.
      My only regret I didn't do it sooner.

      ~Sigh~

      Onward....

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