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We were invited at Monica's place to try out Fox in a Box, a concept where you get a box filled with all the ingredients for a wonderful evening with friends. Needless to say we had lots of fun.
Note: box does *not* include foxy ladies.
Lafayette Street
Chinatown, New York
Quite often little children of street vendors, who are not yet in school, will stay
with their parents during the day. They often are very creative in finding new ways
to stay entertained. These three decided to see if they could become a box set. :)
Valise-style box featuring Abraham Ortelius' 1572 map of Prester John's realm.
Detail of the handle and clasp showing the map's title block.
packed boxes. filled them with memory's i wanted to switch. moved on without them...felt not as free as i hoped without them. missed something that made me the way i am
Two stunning signal boxes in stunning locations! Very pleased with these, and more than glad that I took the trip out to photograph them in their twilight days, weeks, months, or (hopefully!) years until they are abolished and control is transferred to a state-of-the-art signalling centre.
Alrewas and Lichfield Trent Valley Junction signal boxes work absolute block with one another on the line between Lichfield Trent Valley and Alrewas level crossing.
Lichfield Trent Valley Junction fringes to Aston SCC, and Alrewas slots to Derby PSB, I believe.
This is my "studio" and my first attempts at using my light box. Shots turned out pretty good, IMHO, but I need to add more light either from the front or back. Don't know yet, I need to experiment.
The Utah National Guard was activated to assist firefighting efforts on the Box Canyon Fire burning approximately 12 miles east of Oakley, Utah, Aug. 28. Utah’s 2nd Battalion, 211th Aviation Regiment, 97th Aviation Troop Command, provided two Black Hawk helicopters, each with two pilots and a crew chief, to help suppress the fire with water from the air. (National Guard photo by Spc. Nathaniel Free, 128th Mobile Public Affiars Detachment)
The town where I used to live in SC was in watermelon country. This roadside stand near where I used to live operated on trust. Just stop and pick out a melon and put your money in the Honesty Box.