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Sue took this shot of the aftermath of the explosion before they closed off the street in the morning after the big fire and explosion. She was able to get a little closer
As Edith, you’ll explore the colossal Finch house, searching for stories as she explores her family history and tries to figure out why she's the last one in her family left alive. Each story you find lets you experience the life of a new family member on the day of their death, with stories ranging from the distant past to the present day.
As noted above; What a difference a day makes! The first photo was taken yesterday and the trees were still almost winter bare. Some green buds were visible but not leaves were out.
I took the two other pictures today, a few minutes ago.
Now, a, sunny and 72° F (22° C.) day, the leaf buds all bust open and it's green everywhere!
The lake at Thekkady was formed when the Idukki dam was built. The lake inundated a huge tract of rainforst. The tree trunks still can be seen protruding above the surface of the lake.
I know, I know. You're squinting, you're saying "what the hell is that? Is that even a picture? It's so dark!" I know, and I'm sorry. I tried every flash setting I could, and every picture came out just like this one.
At 11 p.m. last night (Saturday, 9/16) I was in Park Slope, waiting for the F train that would take me to the N train that would take me home. As I told a friend, the F train shows up about as regularly as Brigadoon, so I was in that station for a while. Glancing onto the tracks, I saw that among the usual track detritus (abandoned MetroCards, abandoned food, rats) was a drill bit.
Now it could just be my overactive imagination, or it could be that I saw Body Double at an inappropriate age, but in general I don't like to see drill bits just lying around. Considering that over the summer a man was stabbed in a subway station near Columbia by a guy who picked up a cordless power saw from an unsupervised MTA work area, I think I can be pardoned for feeling a little unnerved when seeing something like this.
Yeah, what?! Today, I celebrate an ornery old cat. This is Reebok. She just turned 19 and has been in the family since a kitten. She has traveled much... SoCal, Berkeley, Las Vegas, San Francisco, and, finally, to her current home in Paso Robles, CA.
She recently retired from her job as the shop cat at The Quiltery (missed by all the customers, but not the lizards she preyed upon) and is spending her golden years protecting the homestead from the neighborhood canines and keeping all of us happy and smiling at the fact that she is still with us.
A bit bowlegged, a bit slower (except at feeding time). But very loved. She is quite camera shy. This is the typical look she gives everyone... just letting us know who's really in charge.
Lioness Frosty watches visitors from high above. Due to a special event, there were a lot more than normal, and way more than most damp January days!
This was shot as B&W but that sky colour is just too good to waste, and the colour contrast to Frosty's fur is much more marked that the tonal contrast.
Does anybody know? They were hanging on a vine that had engulfed a dead tree. Some of them had burst open at the bottom, curling back and revealing three chambers inside (where seeds come out, maybe?).
What's great about this Zoo compared to the many zoos I've been to in the past, is the proximity with the animals. Also, they fed the animals while we were there, so
we saw each species downing raw eggs and frozen chickens. It was
very cool.
We saw Siberian Tigers, wolves, grizzly bears, lions, foxes,
A monkey, a lynx, etc etc. Many have been in films, documentaries,
Commercials or
Advertising. Apparantly the Cadbery bunny lives there!
This is the eye of the Clydesdale seen at Blair Drummond. I couldn't refrain from putting him here any longer.
What a great time I had with the 2015 Kia Soul EV. Only available in California and Georgia, it was a treat to drive around Chicago. Soon will be available in Texas, Washington, Oregon and Hawaii. More states to be added at a later date.
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