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Chambley Mondial Air Balloons 2009 is started.
The first big event after Saturday flight was the take off of the UP balloon (yep, like in the Pixar movie).
More photos to come, stay tuned.
Windig ist es im rauen Norden Norwegens eigentlich immer. An manchen Tagen fiel sogar das Gehen schwer, an einem Tag hat mich der Wind umgeworfen, an einem anderen meinen Fotorucksack 1 m in Richtung Abgrund befördert. Dass dies so ist, wusste ich. Aus diesem Grund wollte ich mein robustes Stativ "iFootage Gazelle TC" mitnehmen, aber 22 kg Gepäck für eine Foto-Wander-Camping-Reise in den Hohen Norden, da muss man Kompromisse machen. Und so hat mich mein "Manfrotto 732CY Carbon-Basalt" mit dem kleinen Kugelkopf begleitet, mit Kugelkopf und Schnellwechsel-Platte nur 1.200 Gramm schwer. Ja, es ist nicht ganz so stabil wie das große Stativ, es ist in den Funktionen etwas eingeschränkt und es ist kleiner, aber ich bin auf meiner Reise wieder mal erstaunlich gut damit zurechtgekommen 😊.
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It's always windy in the rough north of Norway. On some days it was even difficult to walk, one day the wind knocked me over, another day it carried my camera backpack 1m towards the abyss. I knew that this was the case. For this reason I wanted to take my robust "iFootage Gazelle TC" tripod with me, but 22 kg of luggage for a photo-hiking-camping trip to the far north means you have to make compromises. And so my "Manfrotto 732CY Carbon-Basalt" with the small ball head accompanied me, weighing just 1,200 grams with the ball head and quick-change plate. Yes, it's not quite as stable as the big tripod, it's somewhat limited in its functions and it's smaller, but I managed surprisingly well with it on my trip 😊.
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The light green leafs of the danish Beech trees in the late spring.
It is used as an indication of when the summer begins.
A foreign waffle iron leads grain loads through Newtonville, pelting Moose and I with some fresh snow.
For brownpaperpackages...
The last two on this tree are the ones on the very top!
Anniestarshine, where or where have you gone? We miss you :(...
UP 7888 rolls east on the Kansas Sub just east of Loring on a very hot summer night.
Do you know about air density? You should. Flying a drone in 100 degree heat will test your drone out pretty well and the performance will suffer greatly and your battery is way less efficient because the bird has to work a lot harder to stay in the air.
This concludes today's FAA 107 lesson.
This is the bottom of a souvenir bowl which I bought in Cyprus many years ago. The bowl stands on the black rim - I didn't realize there was a label there until I turned it bottom up.
Having arrived at 1040 we missed the original line up of Leeds trams but his variety of trams were seen awaiting entry into the days service entrance into service.
“Up Slope” is what the weather man said was going on this pleasant afternoon near Coal Creek and Tunnel 1. BNSF and some Midwest visitors are very likely sanding the railhead climbing upgrade to Plainview, by this night was over a few feet of snow lined the valleys.
Had new boots to try out Neil said its only a short walk , yes vertical in a muddy soaking field in the dark and as usual we were of the path :-). Standard trek guided by MR H
We're doing the crate shuffle for Bunny. She needed a bigger crate to sleep in, so I got the larger pink crate to keep on the main floor (for afternoon naps ;-)) and am moving the black cage (to the left) upstairs. She sleeps in it next to me. On the floor. I'm not on the floor. lol.. Kapish? ;-)
It wasn't totally set up yet - there's a plush cushion that goes in the bottom of the crate. But Bunny was investigating it and I had the camera out, so just had to take a pic. :-)
We do not have a cat to own us , but this one pops in to check out the garden sometimes ( too many birds around I think ) .
For sight and sound it has to be this ---
A looking-up view between the layers of the ceilings and the concrete wall. The shot was taken at Bibliotheca Alexandrina designed by Snoetta.
Architect (Design Lead): Snøhetta
Local Partner Architect: Hamza Associates
Main Contractors: Arab Contractors & Balfour Beatty
Granite Source & Cladding: Aswan Granite Quarries, Egypt
Owner: Bibliotheca Alexandrina / Government of Egypt
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