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We found these old poles a few years ago. I took a few shots and luckily they were all a little different. Anyway, this one had better sky and better light and silhouettes too. I thought it would be a funny caption since everyone I know seems to have their cell phones attached to their hands now....LOL! Have a great week everyone.
Cirque de la Symphonie performs with Pacific Symphony on July 17, 2010 at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.
I don't see these very often so It was a pleasant surprise to come across this one. It stayed in view long enough for me to get a few shots.
Amtrak P42DC no. 88 is seen leading Northeast Regional train 157 down the Hartford Line, passing under the first catenary bridge at the north end of Cedar Hill Yard. Though this structure no longer holds catenary, the train will soon be under wires from New Haven, CT to Washington, DC, only emerging from under them after departing the latter as it continues its journey to Norfolk, VA.
What Do You Mean To Say When You Can Have This Wireless Mouse Than The Wired Mouse. I Don’t Think A Mouse Like To Be Wired Whe...
One of the rooms at the back of an old tool makers in the heart of industrial England. Its been long abandoned but still retains a feel for how it must have operated as a factory store room.
I like clever messages.
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Click on the photo to see the little guy at the back corner of the phone booth. I think he delivers the phone messages.
I went to this spot looking for something else but soon heard these. At least 3 males sighted. None of them posed as well as this bird and this is the best I have ever got of a male of these.
Must have been my day for black & white birds.
Some friends have an Apple computer and to me it looks like a work of art! The neat little wireless keyboard is beautiful. The keys are set in what looks like satinised stainless steel.
#43 Key(s) in 113 pictures in 2013
Highest position in Explore: 333 on Sunday, February 10, 2013
Modern technology never fails to amaze me!
As I've uploaded today's toy project picture already yesterday for Macro Mondays, a bit of random stuff today.
A transistor radio but it was always called the wireless. Found this one covered in dust in the garage.
This abandoned building is out in the middle of nowhere, near the marshes of the Napa Slough. Details on what this place was used for and when it was built are scant, but the local Fish and Game department says it was "once used as a private communications center".
Wikimapia doesn't have much to add, other than the fact that "Incoming press releases came in via teletype from the Pacific area, and were then relayed to San Francisco for newspaper distribution."
There are a few more scraps of info here.
If you know anything else about this place, please leave a comment.
It seems a lifetime ago that Orions pounded the streets of Edinburgh in anger. In 1975 Lothian Region Transport 500, bought over 20 years previously to replace trams, heads down Leith Walk with a standing load.
Miller's Wireless on Brunswick Place seems empty. The premises now house an Italian take-away and restaurant. The same lampost and pillar box are still there, and now tramcars, seen off by the Orion all those years ago, are poised to run once more down Leith Walk. Perhaps if we wait another fifty years crew operated Leyland Titan deckers will once again be patrolling the streets of Edinburgh...or maybe not.
This abandoned building is out in the middle of nowhere, near the marshes of the Napa Slough. Details on what this place was used for and when it was built are scant, but the local Fish and Game department says it was "once used as a private communications center".
Wikimapia doesn't have much to add, other than the fact that "Incoming press releases came in via teletype from the Pacific area, and were then relayed to San Francisco for newspaper distribution."
There are a few more scraps of info here.
If you know anything else about this place, please leave a comment.