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A stuffed lobster -- not the kind you'd want to eat -- hangs outside a walkup eatery that also features foot-long hot dogs and grilled sausages. Something for everyone. Near MacMillan Wharf in P'town. (That's Linda in the distance.)
Another vintage stuffed pup from the 1980s. This one had a few holes, mostly where the vinyl *feet* had come loose from the plush. But I restitched that and a few other places. He also had apparently had been chewed on by a dog (ears), but that was also an easy repair. I wasn't able to do anything about the worn out nose, but I think it just adds character.
Also off to enjoy a renewed life with my Grandchildren. :)
Before heading off to the airport, we spent some time in the tiny Fræðasetur Nature Center. It was a neat way to end the trip, since we didn't encounter any wildlife (besides a few birds) during our time in Iceland. I knew we were way past the puffin season, but I had hoped to see seals. We saw our share of farmed sheep and horses, but no real wildlife. At least we got to see the stuffed versions ;)
part of the wall in my room. sketches, photos, canvases. drawings. good to keep it in front of you. self inspirational.
In this shot you can see the finished product, along with a nice black Radio Knob replacing the big boring beige knob that comes with the dimmer switch.
The grayscale SE/30 photographs itself using a B&W low resolution QuickCam while displaying the live monitor composition window, hence the recursive picture.
Spotted this on the kitchen floor this morning. The prism effect was created by a beveled glass window. The pattern is the result of the light passing through one of those plastic crates. Didn’t last long.