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Tailgate meeting prior to lifting the blades and hub into place on another wind turbine.
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Her bike was very popular at the party. - there were a few little squabbles over it. I think there may be a few of these under Christmas trees this year.
She actually went to Mom and Dad and asked for her helmet before getting on it. Hooray! Safety first! :)
This Deathtrap wants you to be sure that when you instant death, you instant death safely. Its the same Bucyrus crane pictured elsewhere in the album.
If you see the "Bun" character, it means school, and you often see it on these school zone signs or on maps. Bun 文 implies learning, literature or culture, as I understand it.
Photos from a walkabout in Totsuka, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan. —Rick Cogley ( rick.cogley.info )
Should have done this last year but better late than never. The waterproof cell phone holder doesn't work for my phone, but it'll keep my car keys dry. An air horn, and rope to be made into tow ropes as soon as I pick up a some carabiners and some D-Ring thingys.... I still have to figure out how to keep a bailing container in the kayak - more youtube video's and I'll have it sorted in no time. There are a few bandages too - waiting for my first aid kit to arrive - it'll be one I keep in the car - properly stocked for mishaps. Will be adding a few more zip-lock bags and a proper dr ybag.
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64 years old and in the hay field at noon on the hottest day of the year! The rest of us showed up around 4pm :)
We got to see an 80% eclipse in our area - it was something! I was ready with the eclipse glasses, which gave me a nice view but no photos.
I made a pinhole viewer so I could try to grab a shot - behold the Puma Box Pinhole Viewer. And it worked!
Shot on the left is kind of what I saw in the box. Tough to get the right exposure in a dark box in one hand and a heavy camera in the other.
And then there were the shadows through the trees!
Already am planning to go to Burlington in 7 years to see the next one. I'll get a solar filter for the camera for that one.