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"Rich Border, roving reporter for Ghost Writers Magazine, here with the spirit of Douglas Fir. Doug, can you tell our audience about your fateful day?"
"Well I'll tell ya Rich, it was a Sunday morning as you know, I was standing here on this ridgeline with thousands of my friends swaying gently in the breeze soaking up some water and taking in the rays I was three hundred years old at the time so I was just getting my day started when all of a sudden the Earth began to shake. That's when the mountain that I'd spent my whole life admiring, you know they called it the Fuji of the North West because she had the most perfectly shaped dome, that's when the front of the mountain exploded and collapsed, I don't remember anything after that."
"Well thank you for that rousing interview Mr. Fir, back to you Walter."
"And that's the way it was."
Doug Harrop Photography • August 1973
Very few photographers took the time to cross the Price River and hike into the west end of Castle Gate. Even fewer captured this perspective from the north side of the tracks. Doug was known for exploring new angles, and was not afraid to do a little hiking to reach that end.
This is one of Doug's earliest photos of the Rio Grande Zephyr. The perspective offers a broad view of 100 ft. tall Castle Gate and the south side of the canyon where in 1966, UDOT blasted away the second gate formation to widen US Hwy. 6.
Also of note is the silver combine car (behind the block signal). D&RGW management experimented to see if silver would better match the Budd cars. In less than a year, it was repainted Aspen Gold to match the F9s and Steam Generator car.
dalla strada al successo 4 anni fa, alla verde età di 62 anni !
Mi sono gustata moltissimo il suo country-blues al concerto del 25 Gennaio 2020, al Raindogs House di Savona.
Qui vi faccio sentire uno struggente assolo eseguito come encore, mentre per tutto il concerto è stato accompagnato da un'ottima band, prossimamente vi darò un esempio.
Eccovi l'assolo: "Don't Laugh At Me"
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Doug Harrop Photography • June 26, 1984
A Rio Grande work train idles on an upper level of track, while below train No. 100 occupies both the middle and lower level of track at Gilluly, Utah. What a catch!
Sidney Earl, Jr Photo • Doug Harrop Collection • August 12, 1992
Mr. Harrop enjoyed an extended vacation to the eastern United States and Canada in the summer of 1992. Friend Sidney Earl, Jr. captured this fine portrait of Doug at Sand Patch in Pennsylvania.
Doug packed two cameras with him that day. A 35mm SLR for color slide film and a large format camera for black & white film.
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One of the better skiers I've ever skied with. A few runs with Doug changed the way I ski!
Here he is at a property he owns near my house. I saw him working on my way home, stopped for a quick chat, and couldn't ignore that great light.
Taos, New Mexico
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Once in a while, you meet a dog that you know you will not forget. Doug, a registered assistance dog is one of those. A beautiful friendly soul.
it says "James it was a pleasure working with you.Hope to do it again soon! My very best wishes,Doug McKeon 87. Doug was a super nice guy and a professional.Doug played the young boy in On Golden Pond,in the 80's teen film Mischief and played Ray Boom Boom Mancini in The Ray Mancini Story.
For the Dec 8 NMC Board meeting in San Francisco, the legendary Doug Englebart shared his continuing ideas about networks, human capability, and solving complex problems.
. . . bigger is better . . . Via Fluidr . . . bigger stream . . . via Fluidr . . .
. . . have a peek at Doug's original in first comment!! . . . such an amazing capture, I took the liberty of dressing him up a wee bit - not that he needed any attention, but I just couldn't resist!!! . . . he begged me, it was all in his eyes!!! . . . lol!!! (thanx Doug!!)
thanx to ava verino for this great texture . . . www.flickr.com/photos/avaverino/6165978393/in/set-7215762...
Had some of the best country songs and albums of the early to mid 90's. "I Don't Call Him Daddy", "Between the Red and Rio Grande", "Not Enough Hours in the Night", "What'll You Do About Me". I really miss him from the country scene. God, he was hot.
These are two of my favorite people and i suddenly realized I'd never
posted my favorite photo of them. I did this for school and my instructor
freaked when I said I was going to use it in my final portfolio. I did it anyways.
The University of Washington bought it for a safe sex campaign - it was
my first commercial sale. So there!
Doug Moreland at the KVET Free Texas Music Series at the Hills Cafe, June 13, 2007
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Part of my Canadian Entomologists Photo Project: www.dominiquepelletier.ca/blog/2015/3/31/douglas-parker
Strobist info: One Lumopro LP180 strobe at 1/8th in a 24x36 softbox at camera left & one bare Canon 430EXII flash at 1/16th behind the subject at camera right.
The second largest Douglas Fir in Canada
Big Lonely Doug stands in the middle of a clearcut near Port Renfrew. It was left standing, most likely to provide cones for the reseeding of the forest. This is Canada's second largest Douglas Fir. It's estimated to be 1000 years old. It measures 12 meters (39 feet) in circumference. A group recently climbed to the top of Big Lonely Doug in order to directly measure its height by dropping a line from the top of the tree down to its base. Big Lonely Doug was found to be 66 metres (216 feet) in height. Higher than a 20 story building! The area was clearcut in 2012.
If Doug Squirrel's fur looks wet, it's because it was a very rainy day. Just as squirrels don't get snow days, rain isn't an excuse for sleeping until noon. Even with shorter days, Doug works at gathering his winter larder well into the evening.
All work and no play makes Doug a dull squirrel, so he does take breaks to scurry up one of his trees and bark nonstop for ten or fifteen minutes. Then it's back to work.
He shares his seed block with a trio of Steller's jays. They leave each other alone while keeping a joint lookout for the neighbor's cat. Afternoon will see the arrival of a chipmunk who is tamius non gratus as far as Doug Squirrel is concerned.
Ocean Park, Washington.
One of the highlights of branding season on Montana ranches is the chance for neighbors and friends, who are often separated by dozens of miles, to come together and hang out after a long, cold winter. And food, which helps keep the engines of the cowboys running, also helps lure additional helpers if it is good enough. One of the ranches that gets the most help in the area is the Mitchell Ranch, probably in part because of Doug Mitchell's world famous cinnamon rolls. Here a young girl enjoys one of Doug's cinnamon rolls while riding piggy back on her father's shoulders.
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