Well that's it then. There is no reason to have a camera anymore!

At the Galves hotel go to tha basement and there you will see a very detailed photo history of Galveston

I was a NASA senior manager during the moon landing "hoax"
One of perhaps a hundred thousand NASA, Industry, and Military supporting people all directed to keep the "hoax" alive!
I was responsible for the management and development of the landing and recovery equipment, procedures, operational testing and astronaut training to keep the "hoax" alive.
For the first lunar landing mission I managed the last remaining Luna Landing Training Vehicle (LLTV) flight readiness so that Neil Armstrong could be trained for the final descent to the Lunar surface.
I was Manager of the Lunar Receiving Laboratory (LRL) for Apollo 14 and 15 including the last Astronaut 21 day post mission quarantine and all of the Lunar material.
I can tell you it was hard to make it all a "hoax"!

Heather is 27, a nurse using an Iphone 6 after a 12 hour work shift taking her dog for a walk by the lake. (Clear Lake, in El Lago Texas)

Another Ipone photo by my granddaughter, Heather. Taken at about the same place last night.

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Yes, from across the pond, but my "nom de plume" is pjarmit, an abriviation for Peter J. Armitage.

My grand daughter took this photo with her IPhone two nights ago.
She was waking her dog at the lake just near us.
I think it is worth a look and comment.

Photo is direct from had IPhone, not edited.

Go to Haband,com. They have several types and colors at very reasonable prices.

When I was in the RAF flying Lincoln bombers, and those before me flying Lancasters. We had a little song about the B-17......."Lots of amunition and a teeny-weeny bomb"!
Great aircraft, despite it's small bomb load though.

If you are on the back nine you should only use a putter!

Williamsburg Is a very great place to visit. We lived very close when I joined NASA at Langley Field, Virginia I 1959. It was even better to visit In those days and we went there most Sunday's to have lunch and learn about Colonial times.
I was one of the original British and Canadians to join NASA. The students at the Collage of William & Mary challenged the NASA Brits to a cricket match to be played on the Williamsburg village green on a Sundy afternoon. We did not have any cricket gear, so contacted the British Embassy in Washington and they sent us all the equipment we needed to to meet the challenge! To bad since the William & Mary students we young and mostly British, and they beat us very badly! Fun occasion though!

If you get the 4 hour deal and call your doctor, I understnd that he sends his nurse and receptionist over to hel you out!

HI pjarmit I was born in Brighouse nr Leeds and now been in Cornwall 50 yrs... Did not move as far as you though....

Just keep moving west after you get to Landsend!

I joined NASA at the start of the Space program.

Welcome Fuzzy to a great learning group.
I am still a Yorkie by birth (Leeds) but now a proud Texan

As most of you will know I am not a fan of Facebook (or Face ache as I have heard it called)

  So I decided I had to make friends outside of Facebook the same principles. whilst applying the same principles

 
Therefore, every day, I go down the street and tell complete strangers :-
What I have eaten, how I feel, what I did the night before.
 I also tell them in some detail what I plan to do later.
I even give them pictures of my wife, my sons, my gardening and on our holidays.
Finally, I listen to their conversations and I tell them I love them.

And it works:
I already have 3 persons following me;
2 police officers and a psychiatrist !!Or you can shame yourself on Facebook!