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- www.kevin-palmer.com - At 10PM I saw a thunderstorm on radar heading my way. So I went outside of town to one of my favorite lightning watching spots. The storm came close enough for a good show, but stayed far enough away that it didn't rain. It didn't last very long before the storm died. But it was nice to see some lightning again for the first time since August.
Front and back of zigzag quilt. Martha Hulbert quilted loops on the quilt for me. I couldn't hand quilt it due to flannel backing being too thick for my needle. I delivered it to her on 2/4/2016. I picked it up 2 days later. It looked so cool!
This is a little zigzag I made for Feb STUD Love is in the air. I really like the way it came out. Maybe it can count a little bit towards the first ORBQA?
Verrassing ! Dit verloren gewaande werk is na 20 jaar weer gevonden. Toegestuurd uit San Francisco in een klein pakketje, ontvouwde zich op mijn atelier tot een werk van 170 x 200 cm, blauw paardenhaar, als nieuw!
A zig-zag, double cut string oak stair with a frameless, toughened and laminated glass balustrade.
All the fixings and construction parts have been hidden beneath secret panels to give a clean and uncluttered look.
Artistic postcard with a print of a zigzag pattern that I received in a direct swap with a Postcrosser in the United States.
Felted Wool Purse with zigzag stripes, worked in the round. Find this at Arte de Shelley
For more patterns check out: Knitting on the Internet and Crocheting on the Internet
My own pattern, from a stitch library and improvised on the bottom.
The Wonderful Little Zigzag Falls!!!
We could not get up to Yocum Falls because it is a 'snowshoe' mandatory right now. Once I sunk to my hips(I am 6' 3"), I knew it was hopeless. I am going back to Yocum with snowshoes soon. So, Gary Meyers and Josh Kulla and I traveled to the Little Zigzag Falls and were blown away at the winter wonderland that we found. There was 3 feet of snow plus an additional 18-24 inches of fresh on top of that 3 feet!!! OMG!! I have a lot of shots from this and I will post them over the next few days:) Here is a shot from down low on the water.
© Kirk DuBose
Allison and I went on a short hike to these falls the other day while traveling over Mt. Hood.
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Mt. Hood, Oregon.
While antiquing in Harrisonburg, VA, I found a box of glass plate negatives. The subjects seem to be in the Appalachian area during World War 1.
I placed the glass plate on my scanner but it didn't work. The pictures came up blurry. So instead, I got out my iPad and got a free app that turns the iPad into a light table and took the picture with my camera then inverted it.
Approaching Sulphide Glacier on Mt Shuksan
Body: Pentax K-5 at ISO 100
Lens: Pentax SMC DA*16-50mm F2.8 ED AL[IF] SDM at 50mm
1/1250 f/8