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This photo has been stuck on a postcard along with photos of
Caroline Louisa West (Teddy Buckley's wife), Gertrude West,
Mildred Kate West, and four other unidentified people.
HC-110 Dilution B Developed for 6 mins at 65 degrees. Pre soaked for 10 minutes in wetted water. The lower temps and the faster development times seem to reduce the fog. I started pre-soaking and sponging the film prior to deveopment since the films seemed to have some fungi or possibly paper backing on the emulsion surface.benzotriazole 1g/100ml dissolved in Isopropyl alcohol added at 15ml per liter of Hc110 Dilultion B.
In case I don't take another pic today.
Secret #9: I've never been able to stick to a diet. But I'm really trying this time.
One of the Ichneumon family of parasitic wasps. Books illustration shows a darker thorax than this but does say several similar species are around
This branching lichen was so brittle I was afraid to point and shot for fear of breaking some with the lens. The colour is grey green silver, it was growing on a branch and I understand shows that we have good air quality in Folkestone.
Near Ainslie, between Hamilton and Hoyne.
With the little halo on it, it looks like the type of cross used by the South Side Popes. North Side Ps preferred the three slashes.
I guess the monitors are temporary; it looks like they're installing giant digital departure boards now.
Don't know if Chris or Jude took this. Titled "Summer 2004 - Payday" Although, we got our checks electronically deposited, so payday would have been a few days before we got our stubs. Not to mention I'd let mine sit in Carmen's office for weeks before I picked it up.
We stopped just after crossing a small river. This location has no name as far as I know.
I saw quite a few Micrathyria dragonflies last year and I am guessing this will be the same species. It isn't a good photo but is my only one of this group on this trip. I had to follow it for a while beside the river and never got near it.
A definite ID would be welcome.