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Packing to move required Tetris-like skills to fit everything in one truck

Finally packing to get out of Tennessee. I'll soon be saying, "Hello Florida!"

The mechanics are packing all the pitbox tools together with bikes and engines. Next stop: Laguna Seca

Just playing around with some arty effects.

use crystal clear wrapping paper.

tie both of side. Just like a candy.:)

Remedy Students gather to pack food bags to be distributed on Saturday of the Youth Evangelism Conference

packing for the trip

Start with a list. But first use a Sharpie to black out everything you definitely don't need. 10 Handy Tips For Packing Like A Pro - ift.tt/2hPgDve

Tomorrow I'm headed to Oregon to ride 137 miles around Mt. Hood. We'll be traveling from hut to hut and will have to carry everything we need besides dinner on our backs. After cramming all this stuff in, I still need to find room to carry 3 liters of water.

I know I haven't posted lately but I promise new pictures are coming! I'm currently packing for my two week trip to Europe so after this busy month I had I can't wait for all the fun and exciting adventure. I've come to find travel photography to be one of my favorite things (: so bear with me and expect new things in the next week or so!

A circle packing used to compute a surface of constant negativeGaussian curvature

See

www.xs4all.nl/~westy31/Geometry/Geometry.html

First roll in a Leica Minilux.

50 rolls 120 Fuji Reala packed in a transparent toilet bag. Clearly marked that I don't want this to go through x-Ray. Since I will have to pass security at least ten times the radiation exposure adds up.

I dont think lead bags will make a difference since the machine will crank up the radiation in order to see through the bag.....

 

I packed a 2nd toilet bag for the exposed film ;-)

And so it begins: the bookshelves are empty.

(Fear not, we are taking Hedwig with us.)

Packing Yosh

 

Flock's last day in Palo Alto

-- foolswisdom

Our container leaving for Southampton

Munich.

 

My clothes have never before been – and will never again be – this neatly folded.

Day 195/366 - Piles of stuff have taken over as we prepare to move.

164/365

 

Wall-e gathers his belongings for packing.

Further inspection of the box.

There were so many packing peanuts it took me 20 minutes to get them all out.

The trunk of the Prius with the telescope gear packed.

 

What can be seen are the tripod legs, head, and mini-pier of the Losmandy G11. Also visible is the folded GM8. Hiding behind and underneath the fan is the SV4 with the Pentax DSLR that I use for digital work.

 

With the telescope gear in place, the rest of the empty space was filled with blankets, towels, and sleeping bag.

 

TriX rated at 320. Developed in Xtol 1:1.

Pentax LX with smc P-K 50mm F1.2 lens.

Scanned with DSLR and macro lens.

Packing up "extra stuff" in the house in preparation to put our house on the market soon. Amazing what you collect in 20 years! The walker was from my Hip surgery. Thankfully no longer needed.

WhereAbouts ~ On the Trail

old useless manuals make great packing material!

Packing up artwork for the move.

Packing a book for a friend who lives near the north pole!

--to pals from the physics group: Is anyone familiar with the subject of this book?

Smart Packing Tricks That Will Make Your Trip So Much Easier Travel Tips : Complete list of TSA Approved Carry-On Foods for your next trip. You might be surprised what you are actually allowed to take onboard! Click through for the full list. Know someone - ift.tt/2kbi2ip

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