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Ryan and Troy moved into their new house today after signing the papers on Monday. Ryan will have a five minute commute and Troy could even ride his bike to work! We are so happy for them.
After they get over the initial shock of mortgage payments, they really should consider a new color for the exterior! ;o) P1110132
(See the photo from this day in 2010.)
Wow, 60! Thank you very much for your visits, comments, invites and faves!
1. Red Lionfish, 2. Heavy horses?, 3. Milford Reflection, 4. ** Definitly one (or two) of my favourite trees!, 5. Boulder, 6.** Mirror Lake, 7. Arthur's Pass, 8. I hate snow!,
9. Golden, 10. Cape Reinga, 11. Up to the Sky, 12. Springtime, 13. Coprinus - Ink Cap, 14. Greenland, 15. Bowdesign, 16. Green Contrast,
17. Rocky Mountains Panorama, 18. Punta Carena Lighthouse, 19. ** Here comes the Sun..., 20. ** Owl Eyes, 21. ** Fall Fog and Colors, 22. ** Colorful Leaves, 23. In the wood, 24. ** Springtime in the City,
25. ** Double Rainbow, 26. ** Tranquillity, 27. Mirror Lake... no, Kinney Lake, 28. ** Audi R8, 29. ** Calendar Blue Moon, 30. The Last Rose, 31. ** Greenland - Kalaallit Nunaat, 32. ** In the forest,
33. Rissbach Gorge, 34. ** Peretshofen, 35. Haines Highway, 36. ** Iceland, 37. ** Lone tree, 38. ** Miscanthus, 39. ** Rainbow, 40. Cave Reflection,
41. ** Autumnal Canola Field, 42. Colorful Curtain, 43. ** Golden Birch, 44. ** Red, Red Wine..., 45. ** Red!!, 46. ** Ascholding, 47. ** Iceland Lighthouse, 48. Ludwigshöhe - Kleindingharting,
49. ** Jenhausen - near Seeshaupt, 50. ** Marktl am Inn - the Baptistery St. Oswald, 51. ** Deininger Weiher, 52. ** Falcon - hovering in the air, 53. ** Lake Starnberg, near Seeshaupt, 54. ** Dahlia 2, 55. ** Sunflower with Bee, 56. ** Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria),
57. ** Ring of Fire, 58. ** Frontlighting, 59. ** Dahlia, 60. ** White Peony
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I saw this stolen and dumped (I'm assuming) car in a paddock on the way to Morgan in the Riverland, South Australia. This location is approximately 25km south-west of Blanchetown.
Having borrowed an old manual aperture, manual focus Leica 180mm prime lens (Leica Leitz F/3.4) I was itching to try it out. This was taken on a tripod from the road a few hundred metres from the subject. The clarity and sharpness of this image even straight out of camera is amazing! That Leica glass really does work wonders. It is definitely 'L' quality, but unfortunately without all the extra useful features of an 'L' lens (such as USM focus motor, IS, autofocus & on-camera aperture control).