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My triple beam balance scale is handy in this spot above my work bench * some of my ribbons from past shows hang here.
This is a real operating shipyard attached to a replica of an 1800s town. There was so much to see and do, and a perfect opportunity to test out the new Galaxy S10+. It did not disappoint. Semi-competent videos, which I have never been able to take before, interspersed among the photos. It got a little sketchy inside the buildings, but that's how it was, dark and gloomy. Shout outs to the guy who played the sea shanties solo, he was literally everywhere doing everything, in 85 degree temperatures. Give that man a raise. Uploaded in parts, because Flickr.
i'm a theoretical physicist.
we do have a concept which is called "scale invariance" which basicially means that the appearance of something does not change depending on how close you look.
see the mountains in the background? and those in the foreground? it's 200m vs. 50cm. amazing, isn't it?
Bob and Rita were staying in Scales Lake in Boonville for a few days, so Mum and Dad came to visit, and I took part of a vacation day to sit and relax outside
We were driving down the street and I almost slammed to a hault .. I saw a side street ... parked and jumped out of the car to get these shots!!
They were far far far away from me but the Panasonic FZ8u is the little point and shoot that could. It can roll with the big dogs!!
I was able to zoom in on the workers and a couple of them looked as though they were posing for the camera!!
It was amazing!!
Scaled Quail (Callipepla squamata)
TEXAS: Presidio Co.
FM 2810 between Marfa and Riodosa
13-Sep-2005
J.C. Abbott
RC racing action from Freedom Park, Camarillo California USA. The Golden State 1/10th Scale Electric Campionship Race hosted by the Camarillo Roadrunners R/C Club.
BNSF scale house in Keokuk. It does not appear that this house has been used in years, but a quick look inside revealed a neat old Fairbanks Morse scale with a BNSF tag on it.