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waiting for rwy29 to clear. because Runway 29 exclusively was used for landings and departures (crosswind limits exceeded for the other runway) this aircraft burned quite few pounds of Jet fuel before the departure...
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My Maxtor One Touch TB drive, used for backups decided to get all flakey and useless tonight. So I tore it apart to get at the disc. Got it working and got a photo too.
119/365: December 25th is my Darling's birthday so, we decided to celebrate at Teotihuacan's Pyramids of the Moon (or Water) and the Sun. It's a place so full of magic! On our way to the Sun Pyramid, Darling bought a little flute and we decided to play "guess which Beatles song is this". Every time he played a song I would say Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da! which was the only one I guessed. We laughed for hours trying to guess Taxman, Drive my Car, Kansas City and even Happiness is a warm gun!
After climbing to the top of both pyramids, we lost the little flute. But because that place is full of magic, I wish whoever finds it to have tons and tons of fun as much as we always do.
Closeup of bald eagle in Maffeo Sutton park in Nanaimo, BC. This eagle has trained people to throw up chicken legs to him as he flies over. (people use chicken legs to bait their crab traps on the dock)
Taken with a Canon SX50,
A closeup of a saguaro cactus in the Arizona desert. I saw cacti that were easily over 10 meters tall. Their rows of spines are very beautiful up close. Photo by Stephanie Abdul of Clever Fox Web Design.
A rare closeup of a roadrunner. While on vacation in Palm Springs we saw several of these birds but they are fast! hence there name. This guy was different he seemed curious and came within feet of my wife and I sitting by the pool. Also looks like he just finished eating a meal as fresh blood is still visible on his beak.