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The last part of our world trip is a two-week tour of the British Isles.
We make stops in London, Edinburgh, Stoke-On-Trent, and Cambridge. Friends, family, ancient castles, hiking, picnics, museums, travel by Tube, and a lot of tea. Thanks to the world for a great year!
Read more about our travels at www.circumnavacation.com!
This is a shot from opening day. It wasn't until much later that I noticed the girl in the window. She must have been watching the crowd below on Brookline Ave?
Or?
One more night of searching for comet Ison remnant, from the Col de la Chaudière, Drôme, France (1000m above see level).
The field is about 1°in diameter, lim mag near 17.0. Comet tracking.
FS 102 FD6 ; exp 68x40 sec 1600 iso, from 04H38 to 05H29 UT.
The vignetting is very severe due to the extremely high contrast filter applied to the image, despite the fact that a flat was also applied.
Nothing convincing can be seen from the comet.
Molly had already started counting up points here. I had to wrestle the scoresheet away from her briefly to take this photo.
Part of my history of Zellers in Winnipeg post at westenddumplings.blogspot.ca/2012/07/zellers-79-year-run-...
This one was open on Heritage open weekend. I have visited 25 mills and so am a bit over them, but this one was quite nice, and the job that the people who own it (the descendants of the original owners) is really good. They hope to turn it back into a centre of the community, just like it was at various points in the last two hundred years. It was used for filming Emmerdale and Heartbeat in the past.
The US Army is trying to expand its existing Pinon Canyon training grounds to the size of Connecticut, confiscating scores of southeastern Colorado ranches and evicting hundreds of families from the land they've worked for a hundred years. (Sign lit by my headlights.)
Serie Mini Album. A little reprint of the text of a brief guide to learn to paint in outdoor with watercolours
Mesrob determined a need of 36 characters for the alphabet and decided to write the characters from left to right as in Greek. He retained a number of Greek letters and altered others to fit in with the aesthetic pattern that they had adopted, thereby retaining the order of the Greek alphabet as much as possible.