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The long-tail boat, used to carry passengers on a river may include a lightweight long canoe hull, up to 30 metres. They are not the quietest or most comfortable boats to travel in but usually the cheapest and most fun.
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the cheapest boat ride in Kuching to across the Sarawak River.. cost only MYR 0.30 =)
you should try it someday!! Have a great great weekend everyone!!! =D
A tiny musical box from a souvenir shop that plays "The Godfather" theme on turning the handle. It is a challenge to turn the handle at the correct speed to play the tune properly but when one feels obliged to buy something in the shop this is one of the cheapest options.
This picture was taken a year ago, and this is when we would expect to be spending time at our holiday home in Looe. But this year it was not to be.
When the tide is in at Looe in south-east Cornwall several small boats normally run a ferry service across the river between East Looe and West Looe (pictured). This saves a walk of several hundred yards to and from the bridge across the river. It must be one of the cheapest ferries in the world at just 50p per person. Well worth it.
Paris is the capital city of France. It is one of the most popular and most romantic tourist destinations in the world, often nicknamed “The City of Love”. The most famous attraction in Paris is the Eiffel Tower. Other iconic symbols of the city include the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Palace of Versailles, the River Seine, and the Pont des Arts Bridge.
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ONG BUN PENSION HOUSE
P385.00 lang ops... P980.00 sorry, photographer's error =)
but they have P385.00 aircon room too
Americans Do Love to Go to Costco on the Weekends -- Costco, Richmond, California -- home of the $1.50 hotdog/soda and the cheapest gas around.
Mt. Fitz Roy in Los Glaciares National Park-South America..
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Not the cheapest of flights, and still worth every penny, I took a helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon, and once we were in the air, I didn't know where to point my camera. There below us was a geological panorama, I wanted to capture everything and miss nothing. To her credit, our pilot said nothing, leaving us to immerse ourselves in the enormity of the moment. No commentary was necessary, some things are simply self evident.
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I am blessed with a good neighbor that plants roses ; the cheapest she can find. The blessing comes with stepping next door to her garden and viewing them, as I cannot seem to keep roses going .
The roses red upon my neighbor’s vine
Are owned by (her), but they are also mine.
(Hers) was the cost, and (she) the labor, too,
But mine as well as (her ) the joy, their loveliness to view.
— Abraham L. Gruber
A peanut gallery was, in the days of vaudeville, a nickname for the cheapest and ostensibly rowdiest seats in the theater, the occupants of which were often known to heckle the performers. The least expensive snack served at the theatre would often be peanuts, which the patrons would sometimes throw at the performers on stage to convey their disapproval.
In recent times, the term has taken on new meanings with the advent of social networks and online chat rooms. "Peanut gallery" may also refer to the stream of open comments visible on certain types of blogs.
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no resort fee
cheap but not best
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They just leave these things laying around the road.. ;-p
Ok in order to get this shot I had to bribe him with some Starbucks coffee!
Hahahahaha
Got a rust problem? A leaking gas tank? Want your motor inspected? Or simply take a short break while filling up your bike?
Ben’s Garage is the address you’ve been looking for! Always happy to help and surely the cheapest gasoline around!
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It was an interesting change of topic when I recently decided to build an old Ford tow truck. I’m not much of a car builder so there’s always a bit of a barrier when its about wheels.
Soon I added a small garage, then a classic motorbike and it quickly evolved into the gas station you can see above – all clearly inspired by my friends César and Sanel who posted two equally stunning takes on the same topic not too long ago. After staring at their models for way longer than I’d like to admit I simply had to try something in the same theme :)
This one is for Ben, one of the trusting mechanics in my life. If only his garage was a bit closer to home.. Stay strong and see you soon!
Panorama of Darling Harbour from a ferry ride. The best and cheapest way to have have cruises in Sydney.
Today I decided to play with the fisheye. I originally bought one of these 7artisans 4mm to use on an APS-C camera but traded it for a micro four thirds version and bought the cheapest Olympus camera I could find. Namely a Pen EPL-1. Today I discovered a trick to frame the bottom edge of the image. If the horizon is centered it's a straight line. I was standing at the edge of the road in front of my house and it's more or less straight for roughly the same distance in either direction. This lens has a field of view of over 200 degrees so it can see the road to the horizon in both directions. The lens warped the road into a semi circle at the bottom of the frame. I've tried this with the railing on my deck and the effect is about the same.
My new drone, Contixo P24. The gimbal isn’t all that good, but the footage makes up for it to some point. I’d like to eventually get a DJi, but those run in the four digits, even the cheapest ones run for slightly under $1000.00.
Had a few accidents flying this thing, and judging by the scratches, you can tell this is a tough piece of equipment! I really should post the bloopers alongside the edited clips!😁
Unfortunately, this kind of belated justice led in most cases to the restitution of immovables either to people who had severed all ties with Romania decades ago and don't care about the fate of those buildings, or to the real estate mafia, the most anti-communist group in Romania.
Anti-communism is the political source of the cheapest estates they can grab from the public. The anti-communist real estate mafia is a huge scavanger making a fortune by invoking anti-communism to steal from the public.
Sun breaking through the morning fog at the old W10.
Nikkormat w/Tamron 28mm f2.8 on Kodachrome 64 slide film.
I flew it as safety pilot from March to November 1981. It was a great flying corporate transport. Brand new Golden Eagle III with RNAV.
In comparison to the 411 on which it was based, the 421 introduced a cabin pressurisation system, more powerful geared and turbocharged GTSIO-520-D engines and a higher max takeoff weight. Deliveries of production 421s began in May 1967, Cessna at the time claiming it as the cheapest pressurised twin on the market.
First improvements to the 421 were offered with the 421A of 1969, but the 421B Golden Eagle of 1970 featured a number of significant improvements including lengthened nose and wing span, while the engines retained their power to higher altitudes than before. The final expression of the 421 was the 421C available from late 1975, with a bonded wet wing and no tip tanks, higher vertical tail, more efficient props and new trailing link undercarriage.
421A - Max speed 444km/h (240kt), max cruising speed 420km/h (227kt), long range cruising speed 364km/h (197kt). Initial rate of climb 1680ft/min. Service ceiling 27,000ft. Range with no reserves and standard fuel 1570km (847nm), with optional fuel 2756km (1488nm).
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Manassas Airport [old W10]
First Landing Strip
In 1930, the Manassas Town Council proposed that a landing strip be constructed along Virginia Route 234 near Manassas. At that time the population of Manassas was 1,215 and the Mayor was Harry P. Davis, for whom the current airport was named.
The following year, a group of investors purchased almost 95 acres of land in the area currently known as Manaport Shopping Center along Route 234. The airport was leased to the City of Manassas in 1931 and officially opened on June 8, 1932.
Over the next few years, an additional 12.6 acres were purchased and several improvements were made at the airport. In 1945, the City purchased the airport outright.
Airport Relocation
Due to increased airport activity and encroaching housing development, the City saw that it was necessary to move the airport to a new location. In 1963, 268 acres were purchased with federal, state, and local funds. The new airport was dedicated as the Manassas Municipal Airport on September 20, 1964. The airport had a single 3700' x 100' paved runway, a rotating beacon, maintenance hangar, office, and 30 T-Hangars.
Since 1964, many changes have taken place at Manassas Regional Airport (HEF) – Harry P. Davis Field. Additional land was purchased and many improvements were implemented. In 1997, a new 5700' parallel runway, 16L/34R, and taxiway Bravo were constructed. In years to follow, ramp areas, perimeter and access roadways, and a Main Terminal Building were built on the east side of the airfield. Private franchise holders have constructed additional T-Hangars, Corporate Hangars, business complexes, and other facilities.
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This book is my cheapest and most expensive book. emo value. found it in 2004 without even looking for a book or something. entered a shop with design and small antique accessories. took a walk. don’t judge a book by its cover; the shop appeared to be bigger and much deeper than one could initially think. arrived at a completely different
section; the back where it was semi dark and smelly with thousands of old books. stood only still at one point. to return. then I saw this book. hardly ever bought second hand books. thought Einstein and it’s an old one and not a technical one but about his life and written by a close family friend. went straight to the counter where two old men were chatting. still remember ‘the feeling’ after I bought it. when I got outside I held the bag to my body as if it was a huge piece of gold and walked with a smile. inner smile was nice: the seller even asked me kind if I wanted a bag after he said 1€. i repeated 1€? he never looked at the book so I guess they were all 1€ each. and I like Einstein.
Autumn Hike to Rabbit Ears Pass, Steamboat Springs Colorado... taken with about the cheapest point and shoot camera around...
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Spike: They have chicken wings, too. Also, a sort of a flower-shaped thing made from an onion. It's brilliant.....
--"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (WB)
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'That man is richest whose pleasures are cheapest.'
Henry David Thoreau
A beautiful sunset over Loch Lomond last night, and when I phoned home it was still dull and miserable in Edinburgh. So I'm now wondering if it is only Edinburgh that has had rain all summer. My original intention had been to shoot 'the Tree' as I thought all the rain would mean the water levels would be up. So again it makes me think it hasn't been raining anywhere else except Edinburgh. I did discover some useful info as to how they control the water level in the Loch though :o)
A contact on another forum asked if I did lessons, I don't but I said I was happy to go out and pass on what knowledge I could, so Karen came along with me. I hope she picked up some useful tips. She isn't on flickr yet but I'm trying to persuade her to come over someday. Thanks for the company Karen.
And another thing, we came across the weirdest thing..... in the chip shot in Balloch, the fish suppers are the cheapest thing on the menu.... what's that all about, any chip shop I've been in, the fish suppers are the most expensive.... are all the west cost chippies like that?
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This was taken with my Pentax stock lens as I was letting Karen borrow my 77mm nd400 that I use on my Sigma 10-20mm (my standard lens), I've got a second nd400 for the stock lens. As the old pier was some distance out it worked fine as I wasn't getting as up close and personal to my photographic subject as I normally would. Quite pleased with the result.
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I've tried a number of different tripods over the years. At first I went for the cheapest ones, but they were no good because they were flimsy and often fell over. I have ended up with a fairly compact, yet strong, Zomei brand tripod with screw leg extensions. At first I wondered about buying it because it's orange, but in fact it has turned out to be my best tripod yet. It has travelled with me to many different locations around New Zealand and I love it, so I say "Yay" to Orange. The blue light was not originally intended to be in the picture. It reflected into my photo from a machine my husband was using next to where I was taking my photos, but in fact I like the effect so it has stayed. Sometimes unintended outcomes can be happy outcomes, can't they?
My new book, Suburbia : the Familiar and Forgotten, is released today.
It features photographs from the north, south, east and west of Melbourne this time, unlike my earlier book, which was solely dedicated to the western suburbs, just like this site.
The bulk of the images have never seen the light of day before now.
It’s a 160 page large format hardback book, 297 x 263 mm.
You can have a sneak peek here on the publisher's website, who offer free delivery within Australia.
Also available throughout Australia in all 'good' bookshops
For those of you overseas who may be interested, this is your cheapest option, with free postage worldwide! Now also available from the UK as well.
And, as of August 6, 2019, also in the US.
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I took it near Shinjuku Station South Exit.
This bar is probably a place to relax for office workers. The next exchange shop sold cheap tickets to the Shinkansen.
The workers will save traveling expenses and drink at this store.
Ottawa is the capital of Canada. Founded in 1826 as Bytown, and incorporated in 1855 with its current name, it has been rated one of the cleanest cities in the world. Ottawa was originally settled by people of Irish and French Canadian origin, but soon grew to be multicultural. The architecture of the city is quite attractive, and is inspired by European cities.
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That’s the cheapest gasoline I’ve purchased in quite some time.
And for the record, not directly related to Obama’s administration, as far as I know. (Though it was a talking point of Newt Gingrich and other GOP presidential candidates in 2012)
for instance:
I put my business post office box here at the Hyannisport Post Office because it's only $60 a year, where the one nearest my house is $100 more. Why, I don't know. I think it has something to do with the absence of a parking lot. It's only 10 minutes away and gives me a reason to get lost at the beach with my morning coffee.
the cheapest of them all when it comes to photography
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So cheap, in fact, that I have already posted a similar one before, forgive me. But photography is about the details... and... this one is a little more unscrewed, so there is less light there...or is it?
Yes it is one of the cheapest,lowly built Nikon lenses out there, but its my first..and I'm proud of it. The web-reviews are generally positive though as well.
Oh, and did I forget to mention that I bought this for a measly 95 USD or so? And the piece is practically new, you can take a closer look for yourself :) Also equally assuring is the fact that it is regarded highly as a quick,lightweight "Travel Tele" for ameteur photographers. Nikon camera/lens gear critique extraordinaire-Ken Rockwell says the sweetest things :-
"Its sharp, easy to zoom and has swell bokeh."
Although, the lens has a minimum aperture of 4.5, this baby is still strangely fast!
Sure it doesn't "Autofocus" on my Nikon D40, there's no driving motor inside like those snazzy AFS-DX series lenses. I was opting (and saving up) for a camera upgrade, but finally decided to hold myself back. I thought, there's still many uncharted territories left out there for me to explore with a D40, why waste money on another camera when I have a "Good" one? Also, owning a D40 often gives me excuse or "Reasonable doubt", where I can create subterfuges blaming my low grade gear for a possible "photographic blunder" ;)
Wish me luck .
PS: Thanks to S'uhas bhai to once again reminding my other, opinionated half that cameras might not make a big difference in one's photography at all...also for that "Bangladesh enterprise" incentive ;) You know what I mean, Arif bhai, right?
One year ago I was on holiday in Nippon. These are some photo's of exactly one year ago.
This was my second time in Japan. My first time was in 2001 and I was 23 at the time. I had just enough money for the hotel and to buy some food. That was the way I traveled at the time, as a student. Japan was my dream destination. I stayed in the cheapest hotel in Minami-Senju, not far from Ueno. I didn't have a plan. I had an arrival date and a departure date. Everything in between was one big adventure. No preparation, 100% improv. Everything can be found on internet now, that wasn't available back then. You had travel books but what do they know? So you just went out and discover shit yourself. Believe me, I was lost all the time. I didn't care because everything was interesting, everything was a story, everything had to be explored. Not everything was in English back then, it wasn't as tourist friendly like it is now. You had to figure shit out yourself. I wouldn't say it was the purest shit ever but it was pure traveling for me. As far as that is possible in a world class city. I discovered new music, I discovered new brands, all kinds of shit I've never seen before. That trip was one of my best ever because I opened up and I was fed.
My 2019 Japan trip was also one of my best. But it is different now. Everything is on the internet and on your mobile now. You know where you are, where you are going, when you are going. You are never lost. Because of this and the globalisation of the 18 year in between 2001 and 2019 you are not discovering as much new stuff. Lots of Japanese things are available in NL now. It much less of an adventure. There is nothing you have to figure out. It is done, some mf-er did it for you and put in online. For this trip, which was all planned out, you know what you're going to see and do. And while you see and do it, you enjoy it. That is what it is now.
I'll have to find a new way of traveling so that I can explore and have my own new pure adventures. I still have time to figure this out because the covid nightmare isn't over yet.
The official covid soundtrack is Hendrix's Voodoo Child:
I didn't mean to take you up all your sweet time
I'll give it right back to you one of these days