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Freeze warnings up for the next couple of nights. That big stuff sack contains my 0F Degree Marmot Down sleeping bag. Nothing better than snuggling up in the high loft goose down when the temps go below freezing. I've taken this bag down to -20F/-29C degrees inside a winter bivy sack and stayed comfy warm.
DESCRIPTION: Blue Star Mothers volunteer to package chocolate chip cookies for delivery for servicemembers serving overseas.
CREDITS: Spc. Thomas Keeler, Minnesota National Guard Public Affairs
TITLE: packing more cookies
COPYRIGHT: Public domain. Credit photo to Minnesota National Guard.
I took these pictures over the summer before vacation. I was originally planning on doing a whole story over vacation but ended up canceling the idea all together and just took normal non-Lego pictures instead.
After the clones were debriefed by Commander Cody they decided to pack, some smarter than others. (Notice the sad CABG flag attempt) The lighting isn't exactly what I would have hoped, and I should have used my macro lens, but I guess it came out alright.
My little tread bot I nicknamed 'Uno' (he was just an attempt at making a tread bot, my first version, so he got the name Uno, Spanish for one) is trying to get in the pod himself so he can go on vacation too, but he is trying not to be seen by the clones because they wouldn't let him go originally.
February 27, 2012
London, ON
Packing for a trip home.
Shot on REALLY expired Kodak Etkapress 1600 film, which I believe, they stopped manufacturing in the 90s or early 2000s.
Another shot from the big batch of film that I scanned this March. Took about a month to scan it all, as I had a number of film rolls (about 10-11) dating from March 2011 to March of 2012. (Thanks Anthony!)
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From this packing house fruit from the Fintry farm moved out by lake ship. A CPR wharf once stood here as well but is now dismantled. This is the last lakeside packing house still standing in the Okanagan.
Documentation of us slowly and laboriously packing of all our stuff in boxes (minus the gazillion bags of things that have gone to Goodwill or the trash), followed by the professional movers' much more efficient loading of our things out of the condo and into an LA-bound truck! It's now oh-so-empty in here...
Packing for the trip. It was just a weekend trip and none of us love camping, so we brought some clothes and hoped to find a cabin to rent each night. Vegard, on his Kawasaki ZX6R, stated that the tankbag on his Ninja made his bike a rolling bed. He could easily rest his chest on
I took these pictures over the summer before vacation. I was originally planning on doing a whole story over vacation but ended up canceling the idea all together and just took normal non-Lego pictures instead.
After the clones were debriefed by Commander Cody they decided to pack, some smarter than others. (Notice the sad CABG flag attempt)The lighting isn't exactly what I would have hoped, and I should have used my macro lens, but I guess it came out alright.
One clone attempting to put the CABG flag in the pod. I had the extra pieces and the Republic sticker lying around so I decided to throw together the flag for the shot. Sorry for the blurriness in this shot, not my best.
Roommate dispute now into eviction phase. She also broke the roof gutter while "packing things up".
Livonia, Michigan.
Usually when I am packing for a trip Abby tries to get in the suitcase. This time she took a different approach. I am not sure if she is trying to interfere with the packing process so I will not go or if she is hoping to be packed along with everything else by hiding in the pile of clothes.