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Ovens located south of Ely, Nevada. Wheeler Peak in Great Basin National Park seen in the background.
I love this little bird! They just love to hide under the brushes and the lighting is always an issue.
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At El Rancho de las Golondrinas. We went up for the Herb & Lavender Festival. After months without rain, of course last night and this morning it really came down. But then it cleared, and I had the opportunity to play with the Hipstamatic app on the phone.
And learned that the G2 lens filter is the newer name for the GSQUAD lens from when I had hipstamatic on my iPhone 5.
Golondrinas is a living history museum. There are volunteer docents who can be extremely informative about life at the settlement.
golondrinas.org/about/history/
It was nice being out for the morning.
The Coke Ovens is so named because the rounded shape resembles beehive coke ovens that were used in the nineteenth century to convert bituminous coal into coke, which was then used for smelting iron.
Homemade wholegrain bread rolls for lunch today, still hot from the oven and smelling so good.
One a Week 2026 - Week 2
52 in 2026 - #22 Food photography
An old volcanic rock oven dating from the 1500s, still used today in the Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa, Peru.
Bronica ETRSi, Zenzanon 50mm f2.8, 35mm panorama back, Ilford XP2 400 developed in DF96.
Among the junk down in one of the coulees that I often take photos in is this old enameled oven from probably the 20's or 30's. It's rusting away in such a beautiful scenic place - helped along by the ubiquitous bullet holes in nearly everything down there. It's a bit funny, but all I could think of when I was setting up this image was some old farmer guy shooting this so his wife couldn't make that one dish...
HMAS Ovens, Oberon class submarine built at Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company in Greenock, Scotland. In service with the RAN 1969-1995. 89.9 metres long and had a crew of 63. Propulsion: '2 English Electric main propulsion motors with 2 Admiralty standard range diesel generators'. Displacement: 2,070 tons. Motto: Silence is Golden. www.navy.gov.au/hmas-ovens
Now a permanent exhibit at the WA Maritime Museum.
The port side visible here is particularly in need of repairs. According to the guide there are no funds available for repairs at this time.
That's right .... I made them in my trusty little Black and Decker toaster oven that is getting pretty old now. Things don't brown evenly and they do take a bit longer ....
It's been used through many a renovation and in times of trouble ..when an oven failed .... like it has now.
Sadly ...my fancy Miele stove oven has failed me. Such a disappointment. It hasn't been working since the week before Christmas ... when fortunately I had just finished baking some Tourtière ... but, did have to beg a neighbour to use hers for the unbaked several batches of cookies and tarts I had ready to go and no oven of my own to use.
Nobody could even come to look at it until Dec 30 ... at which time two guys showed up and decided it is a "relay" of some sort that has conked out. So... now is ordered....but, no word yet on the ETA of such article .........
In today's climate and the situation of ordering and receiving parts, pieces or other items for repairing things..... I can't even hazard a guess as to how long it will be out of action.
I can't bake bread in this little oven...but, I can still do muffins... albeit smaller ones than I usually make.
These are fruited muffins... using raisins, dried apricots and some mixed peel .. so they are a bit festive ....quite tasty.
I'll print out the recipe later today or tomorrow...
MACRO MONDAYS ..Theme for today is "Safety"
The 'Ove Glove' claims to protect hands up to to 282°C (540° F), also will not catch fire or melt when exposed to an open flame...good to know!!