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A cascading waterfall from a small steam that runs through Finch Arboretum, a park in Spokane Washington. Taken with my Agfa Isolette 2 with Fuji Acros film and developed in D-76 1:1. Exposue time was f/32 at 1 second.
Boola, Co. Waterford - Flowing Stream - Kieran McCarthy - Video clip footage of same location: youtu.be/kIu6TueZALs
Pacific Northwest Exposed
One of the many systems that drain off of Royal Basin. Royal Basin, Olympic National Park.
An Egg Cream is a famous and delicious drink that was invented in the Jewish neighborhoods of Brooklyn, New York. In the early twentieth century. In those days a tall glass of plain seltzer water was called a "Two Cent Plain." I think an Egg Cream was three cents or a nickel. I don't remember...
The name Egg Cream is a misnomer since it has no eggs and no cream. It was originally made in a tall glass, with a little milk, Fox's U-Bet chocolate syrup, and seltzer added last to make the lasting foam.
I was out of tall glasses so I used a highball glass. I am trying to not have milk to help me lose weight, so I added spices that I know from experience will produce a nice, long lasting foam on the top.
I started with about an inch (2.5 centimeters) of coffee.
Then I added the Vanilla extract and the ground spices: Cinnamon, Allspice, Nutmeg, Ginger, and Cloves.
I poured in the seltzer last. Pour it in quickly enough that it makes a rich foam but not too fast so the foam doesn't overflow the glass. It's okay if a little overflows, but then you have to wipe the glass and put it on a coaster. Using cold seltzer in a warm glass adds to the foaming effect.
Remembering back to my childhood, it always overflowed in drugstores and ice cream fountains. (:-)
As you can see, Chic's Egg Cream requires no sweetener and no milk or cream.
Please use a tall glass, if you have one available. The egg cream lasts much longer!!!
a pair of geometrically formed spinners.....maybe in space....
Thanks for having a look .....much appreciated......best bigger....hope you have a Great Weekend
At the Victoria Park Lantern Festival, St. John's, Newfoundland. Lanterns set in the old streambed recreate the stream in light.
Taken near Lundy Lake on Oct 16 2011
Getting to this place was not easy. I had to go on a single lane dirt road to reach the beaver ponds. My Camry had a tough time on this road. At one spot me and another huge pickup truck were stuck adjacent to each other so both of us had to backup, I didn't realize there was a guy tailgating me on this road so I backed up without looking and heard a loud bam. I looked back and got out of my car and an old white guy got out of his SUV and said "You got a license young man" I a little intimidated said "Yeah" and the next minute he looked at the front bumper for his SUV and there was not even a slight scratch but I could see his licence place engraved on my rear bumper. Then he looks at me and says "How about we go ahead then?" I being at fault here coudln't day anything other than "Okay" and we went out ways. Only reward for me after this mess was this shot, it turned out pretty good so I wasn't completely disappointed :) The next time I go here I am renting a pickup truck.