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This is why we fought the war, boys! Two men admire the legs of three women. The people in this tiny photo are identified on the back as Red, Edna, Jo, Mary, and Lyle. Lyle's hand touches Mary's thigh, but Mary seems to be okay with this -- unless he did it at the last second before the photo was snapped. It's dated June 29, 1947.
I said that "This is why we fought the war!" but I don't know if Red and Lyle were in World War II. Red might be too young.
Jo and Mary are wearing bikinis, by the way.
This Jo is almost certainly the same Jo in another photo, from 1949.
Gary Busey, actor, turned 3 on this date, by the way.
you couldn't see her face, but you saw everything else.
the title of this photo was inspired by lyrics to dirty dream number two
I need to rework this merge (look at the bricks and the far right window), but otherwise this was my house the night two feet of snow fell. It was nuts.
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I've included this shot to help show the contrast of colours.
Foreground: green paint pot created by a fresh water spring.
Background: orange paint pot created by high undiluted iron oxide content.
The paint pots themselves are formed by the accumulation of iron oxide around the outlets of three cold mineral springs. As the rim of iron builds up around each pot, they gradually increase in height. The greenish colour of the two larger pots is the result of the mixing of fresh water from a small creek, which empties into the largest pool.
This photo was taken at Fraser, Colorado on March 19, 2003 during a vacation that I happened to take right at the time that a 60 inch snowfall came along.
This is the bed and breakfast's SUV at the end of the storm, before we got it dug out. It's the only "two-story" SUV I've ever seen.
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According to our day-hiking instructor, the purple trilliums can be very old, up to 70 years.
I'm taking a day-hiking class this term. Yesterday was our first outing. The instructor chose a section of the Wildwood Trail in Portland's 5,200-acre Forest Park. The early wildflowers were out in abundance.
Georgetown Airport Classic Car and Vintage Plane Show
February 27, 2016
Georgetown, TX
I went to my first large-scale Texas car show yesterday, actually it was cars and airplanes, which is something I hadn't seen in all my years of attending these types of shows in California.
Billed as the "5th Annual Georgetown Airport Classic Car and Vintage Plane Show - Motorcycles Welcome," the event was free, but donations were accepted for a veterans organization. Of course, I gave.
It was pretty big, with a decent mix of chrome, rust, and tattoos. There was a C-47 that was giving half-hour rides, a beautiful P-40, and a quarter mile stretch of really cool hot rods.
I was there for a little over an hour and a half, the weather was perfect, sunny and just below 70º, and I walked up and down the length of the show four times, taking over a hundred pictures. About half were keepers.
I had a great time.
i hate how it's one week before christmas and i still have a weeks worth of school left.
where's the fun in that?
My 28 " wheel New Hudson single speed / coaster brake & my Dayton cycle Co London single speed / coaster brake roadster. I will restore these two bikes this winter to use on Vintage events next year.
The 100 meter sprint and 3000 meter run are the two distance events required for the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge. More than 900 cadets participated in events outside Gillis Field House Sept. 24 organized by 4th Regiment to qualify for the badge. Cadets also completed the shot put, long jump, swim and pistol shoot. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs
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