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Field Guide 2016
Featured l to r: Mari Akita, Robert Fisher, Lana Lesley, Hannah Kenah, Lowell Bartholomee, Thomas Graves
photo by Bret Brookshire
Guided by Voices @ 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, on Thursday, July 7, 2016.
Summer 2016 tour setlist:
Hotel X (Big Soap)
Arrows and Balloons (Robert Pollard song)
Echos Myron
Jargon of Clones (Ricked Wicky cover)
Cut-Out Witch
The Quickers Arrive
The Hand That Holds You (Robert Pollard song)
Mobility (Ricked Wicky cover)
Tractor Rape Chain
Planet Score
Come On Mr. Christian
Make Use (Robert Pollard song)
Blimps Go 90
Come On Baby Grace (Boston Spaceships cover)
Imaginary Queen Anne (Robert Pollard song)
Do Something Real (Robert Pollard song)
My Zodiac Companion
Back to the Lake
Piss Face (Ricked Wicky cover)
Miles Under the Skin (Robert Pollard song)
Tabby & Lucy (Boston Spaceships cover)
Eye Shop Heaven
Game of Pricks
Map and Key (Ricked Wicky cover)
Authoritarian Zoo
Kid on a Ladder
Question Girl All Right (Boston Spaceships cover)
Promo Brunette (Robert Pollard song)
The Brides Have Hit Glass
Glittering Parliaments
My Daughter Yes She Knows (Robert Pollard song)
A Number I Can Trust (Ricked Wicky cover)
Poor Substitute (Ricked Wicky cover)
Fair Touching
What Are All Those Paint Men Digging? (Ricked Wicky cover)
I Can Illustrate (Robert Pollard song)
Not Behind the Fighter Jet
Love Is Stronger Than Witchcraft (Robert Pollard song)
The Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory
Please Be Honest
I Am a Scientist
Glad Girls
Of Course You Are (Robert Pollard song)
Encore:
A Salty Salute
Shocker in Gloomtown
Smothered in Hugs
Encore 2:
Don't Stop Now
Motor Away
Baba O'Riley (The Who cover)
This rapids is called Guide Ejector, because that's what happens sometimes. Too bad for the customers, who are left without a guide...
After spending the past two days rafting, I'm going to nurse my sore shoulders today and not go back on the river until tomorrow.
Better with B l a c k M a g i c
Dockland, Melbourne. Yep, one of those long exposure shot. Title inspired by Sinéad O'Connor, "Guide Me God" (feat.Ghostland) from the album "Collaborations"
About The Series: The focal press guides, usually but not always written by the indefatigable W. D. Emanuel are a treasure trove for collectors of cameras. Not for the sections on how to use individual cameras (which do, however contain a great deal of good sense) but for the descriptions of different models. They are the first source to go to if you want to know the difference between (for example) an Ensign Selfix 16/20 Model I and an Ensign Selfix Model II or how many elements the Trinar lens in your Regula camera has
Instead of mapping out Metroid Fusion, I just wrote it out in words, using basic directional pointers and hints. This is a guide for somebody who has already beaten the game, my vague directions probably won't help a newcomer. No major skips, low% or 100% stuff here, just the stuff I like to get.
Guide Friday 905 (V905 FEC)
Dennis Trident/East Lancs Loyne (ex-Blue Triangle)
High Street, Oxford
15/08/2015
A visual guide to creating equirectangulars using a fisheye lens, free stitching software, and a temporarily free Photoshop plugin for those interested in created stereographics (little planets).
The logos are just screenshot grabs.
*Note: This was shot using a Nodal Ninja pano head and tripod as well.
My uncle was interested in buying this mill stone in Pocoata, Bolivia. This man guided us through a long path to the old mill house. I asked him if I could take a picture of the millstone and he said yes and then stepped in front of it. I'm really glad he's in the picture now!
We´re met off the boat by our tour leader and acquire
another two park guides, Eduardo and Serkan, for our
5-day trek in Torres del Paine. I´m secretly dreading
the long hikes, described in my guidebook as
'challenging'.
A few of my friends that have been have said that
Torres del Paine National Park is stunning and even
with this in mind, I´m completely unprepared for its
spectacular beauty. It´s exactly as I imagined it,
vast windswept plains, snowcapped mountains, looming
clouds and turquoise lakes. My ideal landscape.
Sublime.
As we´re arriving late into the park we´re missing one
leg of the 'W' circuit (which I´m told is the dull
bit)
so instead we´re dropped off at Laguna Verde for a
12km walk to Rio Paine, an amazing turquoise expanse
of water fed by glacial waters.
For 4 1/2 hours I walk through undulating terrain
through open plains, forests, past lakes and meadows
of spring flowers. By the end of the 5 days I am well
acquainted with the Calafate bush (yellow flowers),
the fire-bush (Notro or Ciruelillo) and the Chowra
(sp?) berries. The weather changes from rain to bright
spells and I remove my onion layers only to have to
put them all on again within minutes. The wind is
brutal. On several occasions I nearly get blown off
the mountain. One minute you´re pushing hard to walk
against the wind and as it dies suddenly you topple
over.
I am lagging behind as I have been taking far too many
photos and make my way down the mountain on my own
after a stop at the 'Laguna Los Ciervos' viewpoint
which overlooks the stunning Rio Paine. The colours
fill my senses - yellow (buttercups and dandelions),
red (fire-bush), turquoise (lakes) - and I remember
feeling happier than I have for ages.
Burnt trees fill the landscape. A serious fire started
by a tourist two years ago affected 15-20% of the
park. Although the park is recovering slowly it has
left a legacy of dead trees that stand out like shafts
of bone.
Back at the Pehoe campsite they have laid on a spread
of cheeses, hams, chocolates and wine for us, before
dinner! This is definitely camping in style and I´m
not complaining.
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Our Daily Challenge 30 August - 5 September :Memorabilia
I was never actually a Girl Guide, but a Sea Ranger, the older version.
On the second day, at 2.30am, we ascended from Laban Rata Resthouse to the Summit.
The weather was fine and the moon was shining so brightly that we could even hike up the mountain without torchlight. The oxygen level was getting lower each time we ascended.
I wanted to give up, initially, but after much encouragement from our guide I carried on, simply for one reason: I wanted to catch the sunrise view at the top of Mount Kinabalu. Being determined & BREATHING HARD, up I went! Not forgetting, PRAYER, too. I wanna specially thank Joyce for being my prayer partner. We prayed & we climbed, step by step. And then she reminded me of this song:
Every move I make
I make in You
You make me move Jesus
Every breath I take
I breathe in You
Every step I take
I take in You
You are my way Jesus
Every breath I take
I breathe in You
Mount Kinabalu trekking (24 & 25 August).
Trip to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. 23rd to 27th August 2005
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