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K2, Mapunguwbe World Heritage Site, South Africa. Ilford FP4+. Scanned with HP PhotoSmart S20. circa 1997
my wife's birthday dinner: it rained but what the heck... Of course, the greens are from our vegetable patch. The sauces: garlic/fresh thyme, tomato/chili pepper and fresh dille/italian herbs
see the poster "JOY OF COOKING" here
May, 2012
The woman in the window saw me trying to photograph her horse, when it ran into its stall. So she began throwing oranges to lure him out. (Imagine that behind me are the ruins of an ancient Roman hippodrome.)
Ceramic wall vases. This is the back side showing how they are signed, dated and have a nail hole to hang them on the wall.
Brick wall test (back) for minilander scale building. I want a brick wall that is 2 studs wide with brick (tile 1 x 2) on both sides but stable enough for a tallish 1 story minilander building. Other suggestions are welcome.
i felt some kind of jealous about that t-shirts i made as a gift. so i decided to make one for myself too:)
On our way back from CZ we drive two days, because the cars are not fast... So we stayed the night near Leipzig, in a small village. Walking just a small bit through the street to reach a restaurant, we saw an opened garage door with a Wartburg 353 inside. The owner was working in the garden, and we talked for a bit. We promised to return after having dinner.
When he found out we were car enthusiasts, he said: "It's Thursday evening. Usually this night I'm with car friends, but now I'm preparing my holiday. If you want, I can bring you to them for some more car talk." It was very close he said, but "you don't walk to a car meet". So we sat down in the Wartburg for a drive a few streets down.
There we found a bunch of guys eating fast food, surrounded by their cars, motorbikes and lots of parts. We learnt that this town is home to the largest annual Barkas-meeting, and we sat down with the former and current organizers.
With some beers in our hands we also heard that there's a DDR museum in town. "We'll visit that later, we have to leave tomorrow morning". That was not an option. The owner of the museum was called and we were told that we would leave for the museum in half an hour. Sure!
Janice and I took the Friday after Labour Day off to head out to Potholes Campground by bike. My second trip, after the solo jaunt in August, and her first time.
This was our lunch stop somewhere in Metchosin.
Ladder-backed Woodpecker (Picoides scalaris) male in the Cave Creek Canyon area near Portal in southeast Arizona. This area is located in the Coronado National Forest and on the east side of the Chiricahua Mountains.
There was a pair of these woodpeckers frequenting the lodge "Cave Creek Ranch", where we were staying, which presented me with several opportunities for photography.
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28 February, 2012.
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A stereo (3D) crosseye view from Laramie. Yah, I know, kinda poor composition for some, but I like it
TO SEE THIS IN 3D, there's a tuturial here:
neil.creek.name/blog/2008/02/28/how-to-see-3d-photos/
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And going strong. I spoke with my suppliers this afternoon and we're forging ahead with plans for appointment only for pickups and drop offs of frames at Powder. Parts are all in stock and I'll be putting together my annual seat stay/chain stay stock order some time next week. Bikes will still be getting built.