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Raja Ampat, Indonesia
The horned flathead fish has an iris lappet that covers and camouflages the eye. This species of predatory fish is found in the Indo-Pacific region.
Flathead Lake, looking North. Alison and I were on our way up from Missoula to Kalispell for Connor's HS graduation.
Well, Steve Pietraszkiewicz is at it again. Here he holds a Dusky Flathead that he recently caught from his canoe around Sydney, Australia. A very nice fish!
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Sunrise over Flathead Lake from Polson. It was interesting to me that it was really *quite* bright for a half an hour or more before the sun came up. But at the moment right before the sun came over the mountains the sky got these beautiful, delicate, shell-like shades of pink and lavender.
1927 Cadillac 314 Series Flathead V8 Engine.
Taken at the Oakbrook Center 44th Annual Father's Day Classic Car Show.
Picture looks best viewed on black.
Supposed to be a pre-war Mercury. The heads are marked "0T". It also has a rebuilder's tag that reads:
"DEALER'S MFG. CO."
Authorized Ford Rebuilder
Bore .040
Mains .010
Rods .010"
No. 8084"
No telling when the work was done or how long it was used thereafter.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - While driving to Glacier National Park, the sky lit up with one of the most colorful sunsets I've ever seen. After finding a clearing along Flathead Lake, I got this picture just before the colors started to fade away.
Rat Rod with a flathead engine.
Stopped by the annual Pistons & Pinups Car Show for a very short time. Held in a still active Drive-In Theater so very dusty. Lots of fun hot rods, etc.
Sorry for the huge number of photos, just saving memories. No need to comment.
Seen during a night dive on Negros island in the Philippines I think this is Rogadius welanderi..
Check out my popular science book "The Lives of Gobies" with lots of goby photographs: You can order it here.
About 35 years ago I was at this same location and photographed (on film with a Ricoh XR2S and the Pentax M 40~80 lens) this same Flathead V8 engine buried in the sea wall. I somehow stumbled upon the same engine so many years later.
I wondered then, and have wondered many times over the years if someone might pull it out of the muck and resurrect it.
Guess it is doomed to remain forever entombed in the seawall.
I took this photo late at night on October 4th when I was walking to Harvard Square after seeing Session Americana at the Lizard Lounge.
It was a nice surprise to run into Flathead (aka Ned).
Flathead & Potato were part of the pre-malled-out era of Harvard Square. Remember The Tasty and Wursthaus?
Flathead returns to Harvard Square once a year in September/October. It's always a nice surprise to run into him and be reminded of my first couple of years in Boston.