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My new high score on Star Wars: Episode I pinball. My first two balls were garbage, but I had racked up a few early extras, and had an amazing third ball. This still doesn't beat Jon Chad's Grand Champ score of 169 million though.
Frustratingly, I was also still ONE jedi letter away from Jedi Master status. SIGH. One of these days!
another fine member of the simonside hills squeeze club. Sit project is very hard and very very good.
September 2021
Photos will be taken annually from the sesignated photo points to monitor the progress of trees and shrubs in the REVEGETAION PROGRAM
The crudeness of these pre-Incan weapon points surprised me a bit considering the sofistication of the art made by these people.
Taken on Polaroid 665 neg/print film. These R the original fotos with all their scratches & blemishes included when scanned. Only digital alteration is the addition of sepia to tone the fotos. Which no doubt I would have done so had I ever got around 2 printing these negs onto paper. That´s yet another story.
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Four Points by Sheraton Geelong
10-14 Eastern Beach Road
Geelong, 3220
Australia
www.starwoodhotels.com/fourpoints/property/overview/index...
fpsg.reservations@fourpoints.com
3-5223-1377
I've always thought this was a cool building. When I lived here, it was a branch of the Merchant's National Bank, and their sign covered up the "Twelve Points State Bank" sign above the door.
I always wondered what this building was like inside, but I banked with Terre Haute First National Bank and so never had any business in here!
The University of Washington College of Education explored efforts to advance educational opportunity during its EduTalk event "Tipping Points: Leveraging Change in Education," February 27, 2020, at Burke Museum. Learn more about EduTalks at education.uw.edu/edutalks.
This was shot over a stretch of a few km of highway just outside of Calgary. The road is so featureless, any random part looks like any other. Best viewed at the larger sizes!
This is again, not a crop. It takes some doing and fiddling to get the lens to focus in just right for these closeups. I usually use the Center Focus settings, macro settings and shutter or Aperture modes. Lately it's been the shutter mode as Global Climate Changes seems to have brought in more higher winds than usual to my area.