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After the parade is over, floats need to get to a meet-up point for parents to pick up their kids. Then it is off to home.
Just as we lost the light we started backing up to leave and I caught this angle of the light just right
Example of a small brass, pipe valve labeled as Jenkins, with revealed asbestos packing, after being partially disassembled.
Passport - check
Funny money - check
Airplane ticket information - check
Lucky underpants - check
I think that's the essentials....
...now what have I forgotten.
Yup, off to Berlin tomorrow morning.
You can tell I don't go away that often - I mean, who uploads a picture of themselves packing a suitcase?
If I don't nip in tomorrow morning with a quick 'flash your fur friday' - have a great Easter weekend and I'll catch ya'll in a few days.
Example of a vintage, asbestos packing product in original packaging container, labeled as, "Rainbesto Asbestos Spiral", by the United States Rubber Company.
Example of a vintage, industrial asbestos packing material shown with its original packaging and coiled form. This packing's product container was labeled as, "Square Plaited Asbestos", by the United States Rubber Company. The brown coloration was from an apparent oily lubricant that saturated the packing and also possibly from the packing's fibrous base material (flax, jute, sisal, etc. ?).
Taken with my Panasonic GX7 using an old Auto Chinon 50mm F1.9 lens. The lens produces a really nice, clear image profile and beautiful bokeh.
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June 23, 2010.
Not a photo of my normal level of quality, but I wanted the E-3 in the shot, so what can you do?
This was taken with my iPhone because I am in super packing mode! My wife and I are traveling across the USA to San Diego, CA for a friend's wedding. We leave early in the AM on Thursday! Shown here is everything that will be in my camera bag: from my camera and lenses to memory, remote, charger, etc. I am pretty sure I have everything I need :)
So I am sure some of you are wondering what I will do with my 365 project wile so far away from home? I will be using one shot a day that is within 365 steps of the front door of our hotel, of course! I cant wait to see what shows up at my home away from home for this coming week!
Steps: 0.
the thread i used is some kind of silky craft thread, i wanted a loose stringy string look, it was slippy to work with
I could fit everything in my carry-on size suitcase, and am still debating internally over which one to bring. That one is definitely easier to wrangle. But I think this one is going to win because it leaves so much room to acquire things.
We're leaving for Don Pedro Island, Florida on Saturday. I thought I'd get a head start on packing so I don't forget anything. I think I have just about everything...what do you think?
Tonight involves a lot of rolling and scrunching as I try and pack whatever I need for the next 9 months into a large suitcase and backpack.
Flight leaves at 10:15 tomorrow morning, I fly down to Sydney and then across to San Francisco. Tomorrow I'll try wrangle a window seat, I'm really hoping I'll be lucky because otherwise my camera will get very little use on the airplane. I'm also unsure how to do my 365 because I'll be having August 23rd twice.
No smiling tonight since I'm not exactly happy about leaving home, friends and family, just waiting now for the pure excitment to kick in
or is it 28 days?
sunday, on the move again...
- spent the day watching the redskins lose (so did dallas, woot!)
- took a car to the metro, the metro to the train, and then the train to the PATH back to jersey city from d.c.
- am moving onto another corporate housing apt. tomorrow, so am packing again.
finally fall here! calling for frost tonight! brrr.
looking at more apts manana...cross your fingers and toes pour moi svp.
SGT Juan Nunez, assigned to US Army Europe’s 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, stuffs his parachute into a bag after landing at a Polish field. Nunez is here supporting Dragon 11, a multinational training event between Poland, the U.S., Canada and a few members from UK. Over 100 members of US Army Europe's 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team along with more than 20 members of the Royal Canadian Regiment, are here in Mirosławiec Poland, training and developing relationships with the Polish military. These are some of the same soldiers that will deploy with Polish troops to Afghanistan. US Army Europe Public Affairs photo by Richard Bumgardner.
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