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Taken in October 1978.
While a couple of other people dangle hooks over the edge of the Municipal Pier, a woman checks the line of her short fishing pole. In the distance, the Golden Gate Bridge pokes out of a fog bank.
See also San Francisco & Berkeley (60s, 70s, 80s) and Berkeley and the City.
Checking up on the group behind. Jack Moore (Gala Cycling Club) on the third ascent of the Braes of Greenock climb.
I was actually quite impressed with the check-dive location. Nice wall, plenty of fish and coral... not the usual "sand sand sand" that you often expect.
Day 3 [1-3-2016]
Today was a fantastic day filled with adventure. Began the day with a late wake up as usual and starting the day with a trip to the local dump and grocery store with my dad. Quickly after I picked up Teddy, Eric, and a friend I haven't seen since high school names Maggie. She has been a model for me in high school which is why she shows up in some of my earlier photos. We started our adventure with no destination in mind but slowly built up some ideas leading us through Wompatuck State Park, Granite Links country club, the Quincy quarries, and Harvard Square. Overall my day was quite enjoyable. I was really cutting it close with these uploads due to not having the time to pull out my laptop and upload photos until I returned home, but I am proud of my self for keeping up with this challenge I have given myself. I just have to remind myself that it has only been three days and the challenge has only just begin.
Can't wait to see what the next day brings!
Needed some gauges to monitor much more precisely oil pressure, temps, air flow, amps, gearbox etc.
They´ll provide me with basically any information I will need in the car.
Apart from telling the time.
Beau going thru the security at OKC. It was so empty at the airport, that he went thru very quickly.
Before entering the venue, the participants need to check in, in a process similar to what you would expect on an airport (without the fluid restrictions and scanners, obviously), this to make sure that everyones expensive gear is safe during the easter.
On 23-24 July, I was invited to join XL Net Rally 2011, a service preparation by PT XL Axiata, one of main cellular providers in Indonesia, for Ramadan and Eid ul-Fitr great holiday. The rally was held on the train, Jakarta to Semarang, Central Java, for network monitoring; a night at Semarang attending Obrolan Langsat (Obsat), a talkshow exposing XL and police department's Traffic Management Center (TMC)'s readiness on Eid ul-Fitr's great holiday trip; and ended on Sunday morning for city sightseeing on two main tourist venues at Semarang.
While at the day before, similar event had been carried out to a group of journalists, I was invited as blogger, among about twenty others.
The current look. Running in the studs on the Schwalbe Winter Tires. Always no fun riding with low pressure on asphalt for 14 miles. But you only have to do it once.
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Air Canada's 777-300ER C-FIVX appears to be staring into the terminal glass, though this beauty need not ever be concerned about her appearance. I cannot believe there was a time I did not really care for the 777, but ever since I began working up close with them, they quickly became one of my favourite aircraft.