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I don't know, but the commute this couple is undertaking sure looks mighty fine right about now.
If the bell tower looks a little crooked, that's because it is in real life. It suffered from the same fate as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, but is not as well known.
thanks for looking!
This is the Timbuk2 Commute in "camera bag" mode.
without the 10-20mm lens there's room for a good sized laptop
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If only the trip to work could be like this. M7, 30053 on the K&ESR during a Timeline Events photo charter.
My multiple times a day drive across the 1896 Government Bridge across the Mississippi between Davenport, Iowa and Rock Island, Illinois.
A local man cycles along an alley inside the historic walled city of Ichan Kala in Khiva, Uzbekistan, October 11, 2019. Photo by Tim Chong
A Pendolino fresh from the capital has disgorged its Coventry bound commuters, seen here making their way down the concourse towards the chilled night air, their transience in the life of the station and the day, ever so apparent.
What lies ahead, a final journey by bus, car, taxi or maybe a walk to their final destination?. Either way, their commute may nearly be over; until the next day.
My Timbuk2 Commute, this bag is awesome. It's my second Timbuk2 bag but it better then my first. I couldn't go anywhere without it. Missing: 80 GB HD, Motorola KRZR
"Foggy dawn - My thoughts become clear from the crisp, cold and humid winter air" mluotio.squarespace.com
While commuting home on the 130 Toll I was forced exit onto a detour on Webberville Road. Driving west back towards Austin I saw this sunset which just took my breath away.
4:30 am. In two years I'll quit my job and won't be on this train every day. Without money, my plan is to make a spear and hunt geese and deer in the forest near Princeton. I'll live in a cave and sleep on the ground. Instead of photography, I'll make paintings on the walls of the cave. I think I'll paint geese and deer. Must learn how to make fire without matches.