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Santa Teresa di Gallura
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Because someone asked what I look like when I wake up - so this is before coffee and shower and everything. I've been up maybe 10 minutes.
this was a gift from my sister and her husband for my birthday last month! she's so precious, I love her colors. Here she is in her default clothes.
While sleeping in my car in Hopedale, Ohio with photographer Tyler Denbow, Wheeling & Lake Erie job 591 had started their day around 2am with W&LE 1776, an SD40-2 painted in a special American Semiquincentennial scheme. Rattled awake by the locomotive’s RS5T, I grabbed this lowlight pan of the job rolling down past the Hopedale Crossover before reversing back into Hanna.
I've decided to invest in a coffee maker. Instead of hitting up the cafe every morning for a $2 cup of coffee, I'm just going to make my own. And what better way than the chemex method, proven since 1940!
This coffeemaker actually also appears in the MoMA!
I think the greatest part about it is the filters... otherwise I'm not too sure how the shape would really make a difference.
The glass is fantastic looking, and the wood with leather tie handle is just perfect for photos =) One of the biggest reasons for getting this setup was for morning photos. But the taste is incredible, I don't think I've ever had a better cup of coffee.
Materials used:
- Chemex Hand Blown Glass Coffeemaker
- Chemex half moon filter
- All glass kettle
- Philz Jacob's Wonderbrew whole beans
- Krups coffee bean grinder
- Bodum double wall glass mug
Also pictured
- Crate and Barrel parson's dining table with reclaimed wood surface
- Crate and Barrel green table runner
- Crate and Barrel coaster
- iPhone
What a glorious site to wake up to! Perched high above the Clarence River at Wave Hill Station. Driving in here at night in an old Ford Explorer was quite a challenge for both the vehicle and our nerves. We pitched our tents that night with no idea what was to greet us in the morning. Wow!