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This is one of my favorite decaying doorways, with the additional, half-hearted paper and cardboard. I like the electrical cord going through the doorway. It also makes me sad, since I don't think any preservation is being attempted here.
Wheatley Lane, April 2012.
Minolta SRT101 and MC Rokkor 58mm F1.4 PF lens on Lucky SHD100, developed in divided D76 for five minutes each solution at 70F
Some weather faxes recieved from New Orleans the morning of Dec 29, 2011, starting 1200z (6am CST local). I used fldigi and my IC-746 to recieve them. First few were captured on 4317 KHz, later switching to 8503.9 KHz when the sun came up.
... and the weather won. The Grand-Am race at Barber's was called due to dangerous weather (lighting).
My Midland All Weather Radio.
Ok yeah so I am a geek, but it pays off when you want to know where good weather is happending. Ignore the date, I never changed it.
This was acturally the entrance to the "mall." There is really no other reason to have this photo here other than to point out the layers of clothing I am wearing in the wacky Irish weather. Never cold but a slight chill, then rain, then the sun would come out and it would warm up but before I could even get my sweater off the rain would start up and I'd be wet and cold.
This image of the NE US and Eastern Canada was taken Jan 24 by the Terra satellite. Cold arctic air blowing down from the north west hit the warmer water of the Atlantic, and a temperature inversion created these cloud streets.
Check out the fiull size image - you can actually see signs of human life. Imagine how weird we would think it was if we saw these clouds on another planet? And we get to enjoy them here at home, thanks to our eye in the sky!