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Another from my Theodore Wirth Park series. I have long wanted to capture the beauty of dense foliage, and have always had a lot of trouble doing so. I think I am getting closer.
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Underwood Building , 228-foot, 18-story Neo-Classical office building completed in 1912. Designed by Starrett & Van Vleck for the Underwood Typewriter Company, it is clad in brown brick above a tall 2-story base.
Spectators at the Los Angeles Chargers 2022 spring training camp looked for their favorite players after practice.
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"This year's winner of Hunky Jesus Contest was 'CHEER JESUS' who wore a cheerleader outfit and roused the crowd to their feet with a great pep cheer.", reported ADDA DADA !
Among the other standouts were RIPPED JESUS, RETRO JESUS, ZOMBIE JESUS , 'OVERDOSE JESUS' and BURNING MAN JESUS.
"TV REALITY SHOW FOXY MARY with her pregnant tummy, bottle of booze, & pills easily won the FOXY MARY CONTEST. "
I'm having trouble getting her name, but it is said that she returned the prize money to the Sisters thereby providing eternal holiness."---ADDA DADA in LEAH GARCHIK's SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE's DATEBOOK column !
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1958 was a standout year for Plymouth, and the Fury in particular became a pop culture icon thanks to the movie “Christine” (1983). The real Fury was a rare, high-performance sub-series of the Belvedere, with only 5,303 units produced that year.
The Fury (and its Belvedere roots) featured dramatic vertical tailfins, emblematic of late-1950s American car design. These fins weren’t just aesthetic—they were part of Chrysler’s push to make cars look futuristic and fast. Unlike the red Belvedere in “Christine,” the actual ’58 Fury came only in buckskin beige with gold anodized aluminum trim. The red paint was a creative liberty taken for the film. Chrome detailing was everywhere—grille, bumpers, side moldings.
The Fury packed a 5.2L (318 cu in) V8 engine with twin four-barrel carburetors, producing 290 horsepower. Optional upgrades included a 5.7L Golden Commando V8 pushing up to 315 hp. Plymouth introduced torsion bar front suspension in 1957, which carried into 1958. This gave the car a smoother ride and better handling than many competitors. Buyers could opt for a 3-speed manual, PowerFlite, or TorqueFlite automatic transmission—cutting-edge for its time.
The car’s sinister personality in Stephen King’s novel and, later, in John Carpenter’s film cemented its mythos. Although technically a Belvedere, the car was modified to resemble the Fury for dramatic effect. The car’s cinematic legacy has elevated its desirability far beyond its original market status or aesthetic appeal. Suddenly, the Fury wasn’t just a car—it was a character. Collectors began seeking out Furys and Belvederes to modify them into Christine tributes, driving up prices and demand. Pristine models fetch upwards of $60,000–$78,000.
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Though fall color at Trillium Lake is not widespread, there are some nice pockets! The fog was a nice touch too.
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A formation a short stroll from my home, called Sphinx Rock. Shown on old Union Pacific Postcards, such as:
Why fit in when you were born to stand out?
~Dr. Seuss~
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three of my latest arrivals in my dollie world all dolled up ;-)
Bead And Blast AA (Nichelle Mold) on a SIS Babyphat Kara body
High School Musical Taylor
Amazing Nails Kayla
A few abstract pieces as the winter landscape disappeared on the weekend of this hike. Along multiple shorelines we can see leaves and debris submerged under a thin layer of ice. Fascinating patterns emerged. I rather like the chaos and random beauty of nature.
thanks to ‘bald-birdman’ who reminded me of this fella
not a great shot of him but he is such a beautiful bird I wanted to post him anyway
also there was a lot of discussion and shots of white animals and birds on autumnwatch the other week – and there a little white squirrel in the studio who was bullied for being different! - aw!
he seemed shyer than the others and only ventured down to eat in the second sitting
this is one of gigrin’s kites – and hes a white red kite! which is called “leucistic”
(from web site – “leucism differs from albinism in that pigment is not entirely absent - in most cases it is at least retained in the eyes. this leucistic individual is mainly white, and has blue eyes - not to be confused for albino which means the lack of colouring evidenced by pink eyes)
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Scene from an old naturalized borrow pit. Tamarack and Spruce.
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