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Same scenario, different street, different animal...
July 1, 2010 8.30pm - Historic Dragoer, Denmark.
I was too lazy to make dinner tonight, so I lunched it. Chicken salad (with walnuts, dried cranberries and granny smith apple and very little mayo) on a bagel. Kind of healthy, huh?
The same jumping spider on the siding of the front of my home as in the previous six photos; had to use Ribbet to upload due to a pop-up asking for either browsing in another program or saving on my computer
Camera Used: Canon EOS Rebel T1i
Lens Used: Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM prime lens
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downhill all the way...uphill all the way back!!! Maybe another time??? ( our waitress told us she routinely runs this trail round trip!!!)
... but different
As you can guess, my twin and I or opposite... :-)
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Noodle, pasta same thing so you may think. But when someone says pasta I assume it to be Italian pasta, while noodle, more about Chinese or any other asian noodle. This dish was rather good, pasta and Chinese sauce so it was very mixed.
the same setup for the first one ..
Strobist : 430ex through 32 inch umbrella camera left , and another 430ex camera right through umbrella .
* I used alien bees triggers and receivers .
Good hard session with Luther down at the Foundry Climbing Center in Sheffield thsi evening..
Ouchy fingers and achey arms!
Almost couldn't hold that 'cold one' (Beer in other picture!) But it go down very well after the climbing!!
Same place where we did a group photo last year.
Back: Trent, Caitlyn, Randeep (...again, what hell...)
Front: Me, Binh, Louie, Yuri, Jo See
Every single evening in the winter, the city's crows somehow know to converge on the same roosting spot downtown. They tend to rotate neighborhoods, spending a handful of nights at each place. It's so odd, but so neat.
And what's even more odd is that, on their way in, instead of coming in from every which direction, they converge into a river of birds like the one in the video. I've stood there and watched a steady stream of crows pass overhead for ten minutes or more at a time. It's crazy, but so, so neat.