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All it will take is a collection of stitched-together bison hides and a central fire-pit and these, two-of-a-kind, still under construction,
"room with a view" condos can be yours if you act quickly. No pesky lawn to mow. Only lovely wildflowers. The Mission Mountains in your backyard. A fresh water-source in the side yard. Who do you know who has a view-field anywhere near as magnificent as this homesite has? As much privacy as this one
has? The peace and serenity? And where are the troublesome neighbors? Nowhere to be seen, that's where? Do not hesitate, home-shoppers. This one won't last ! Lease to own, own to lease. We are entertaining all serious offers. Short term leasing available. And, as an extra incentive, all home tours feature free balloons for the kiddies.
I made this capture just outside the Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana in Charlo, about 50 miles north of Missoula and just shy of the lovely town of Polson on the shores of Flathead Lake.
What kid hasn't fallen in love with teepees once or twice in his life. And what respectable senior citizen doesn't still have a goodly amount of kid in him?
(A free hot tip: Do make sure to visit the Museum here right
on Route 93. I highly recommend it. It is one of the best
Native American museums in the west and also features some marvelous fine art, very unique cards, gifts and jewelry. Do tell
Jo that Dennis says hello. And ask for a free night in the teepee).
In the taproom, at...
Sarasota (Bee Ridge), Florida.
5 October 2019.
▶ A diamond in the rough: a brewery and taproom in an industrial park. Recommended to me by 'craft' beer professionals on Facebook. Sometimes, the interwebs do deliver on their promise.
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▶ King's Creatures (left)
"English Export Stout"
6.9% alcohol
☞ "Deeply roasty, with a hypnotic darkness and scary drinkability. Monsters covet and hoard the British malt notes of espresso, & light toffee."
☞ Me: Lovely British Maris Otter malt for base; sapid but not overdone treacle from dark malts; alcoholic slap at end dries the finish.
▶ Calusa Ringstrasse (right)
"Vienna-style Lager"
5.5% alcohol
☞ "A brilliant clarity of autumnal copper reveals the toasted, full character of the finest continental malt and crisp finish of noble hops.
☞ Me: Not "brilliantly" clear, but a well-executed lager nonetheless, expressing lightly toasted crackers, an elegant (not fruity) sweet middle, and, indeed, a crisp finish.
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New Pine Creek, Oregon; the Oregon-California border goes right through New Pine Creek. This building is technically in California, although by agreement between the two states, the entire town is considered to be part of Oregon.
Window shop in Riga, Latvia
Nikon D90, Tamron 18-200
HDR, 3 shots +/-2ev
Photomatix, Neat Image, Topaz, Photoshop CS5
We just had to get a few shots in with some of the girls when we visited Hooter's during our recent Tour de Force!
I had Cindy take a couple of pix of me over the weekend when we were out for our 2nd annual Tour de Force! This is at our 2nd stop, the Hooter's in Chantilly, VA. I have to thank Cindy for getting the gang together for another great time!
My ensemble for the night consists of my Baltogs shiny wet look black lycra spandex leotard from nydancewear.com, a perfectly matching black wet look lycra spandex miniskirt from coquetryclothing.com, Osé Retina sparkly lurex fishnet hose
from hosieree.com, worn over super shiny Platino Cleancut pantyhose from shapings.com, and my black patent lace up thigh boots with the 5" heels from electriqueboutique.com.
To see more pix of me in other tight, sexy and revealing outfits click this link:www.flickr.com/photos/kaceycdpix/sets/72157623668202157/
To see more pix of me in sexy boots click here: www.flickr.com/photos/kaceycdpix/sets/72157622816479823/
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Yesterday was a perfect day! My son, maybe and I made a great walk, took a lot of photo's, the sun was sinning...
But....
So much sunshine my cam didn't do his work very well...or was it me?? I guess so!
The colors in many photo's isn't good, the sky isn't blue!
What did I do wrong? can somebody tell me?
This bridge connects St.Petersburg to Bradington, Florida. I have ridden back and forth on this bridge since it was a narrow two-lane bumpy bridge. I fished on it, speed on it, boated under it, and this is the first time I really spent some time photographing it. I was on Mullet Key facing the bridge but I didn't have the time to run around the corner and have the sun rise in between the spans. This way the sun looks like a really bright street light.
A lone cloud is in the sky along with the two massive smokestacks of Hatfield's Ferry Power Station.
I believe Flicker is adding sharpness to these. I did NOT oversharpen Mr. Mallard there. This is a pretty severe crop from the file. Probably about 65–70mm equivalent.
A collaborative diptych - taken for a group 52.5 of 2010.
My friend Diana (Di's Eyes') and I met for lunch and took a photowalk around Little Italy.... we took doors, buildings, murals, reflections and then found a small shop that had masks. It was Ash Wednesday just after Mardi Gras... we started snapping and when put together thought they were the best. We had a wonderful afternoon for a fun project!
The image I took is on the left and Diana's is on the right her photostream is:
www.flickr.com/photos/44177780@N06/
I must say this has been the best project for me I collaborated with two special people from the group, one close and one far!
Millie coming to say hello ... cute as and younger sister Rosie looking the other way . New additions to the coffee scene . Lovely to see .
D n D Coffee
Kenmore
Probably from Deccan Sultanates. Two early 17th century gold and enamel archery rings. One set with rubies and turquoise, the other one with a painted enamel image of a lady.
This is part of the Emperors & Jewels exhibition: Treasures of the Indian Courts from the al-Sabah Collection, Kuwait. On loan to the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto.
On Boxing Day (no, not when people punch each other after Christmas, but a British tradition of 26 December as a holiday), I met up with John FitzGerald (Ipernity) or John FitzGerald (flickr} to visit the Aga Khan Museum, which is dedicated to Islamic artifacts. Special thanks to John for alerting me about the Emperors & Jewels special exhibition.