Challenge: Egg and Oval Shaped: April 15-17,2019 (Page 10): Nice captures Ron, I dare say it will not look the same when they rebuild, and I believe they will rebuild..Pg. 7...

Photogirl17 Loc: Glenwood, Ark.

Kaskazi wrote:

We took an evening river cruise in 2010. It was getting dark, as you can see, and we were on the move, so conditions for photography were far from ideal. I probably forgot to allow for the changing light too. So I dare to show just three half-decent photos. I hope others have better to offer. Did you get some Roadrunner?

I just saw an interior shot on TV and it seems the interior is in better shape than I dared hope.

Nice captures Ron, I dare say it will not look the same when they rebuild, and I believe they will rebuild..Pg. 7

Photogirl17 Loc: Glenwood, Ark.

Rolk wrote:

Wonderful start, Pat...love the subway window.

I know about the only thing I have that would fit the challenge are
some images of our granddaughters hunting Easter eggs, and I'm
pretty sure I've posted them before, but here are a couple.
Tim

(This should be eggciting....)

I'm sure she managed to get it by herself..Pg. 8

Rolk Loc: South Central PA

Photogirl17 wrote:

Beautiful Church..Pg.7

It is, Lesley, and has quite the storied history and
tremendous service to the local parishioners.

Photogirl17 Loc: Glenwood, Ark.

Bob I 41 wrote:

On September 4th, 2011 we enjoyed a lunch cruise aboard a tour boat on the Seine River in Paris. It was somewhat cloudy & a little rain also was falling. Here's a few pictures as we went past the Cathedral of Notre Dame plus one extra that might be of interest. Bob

Great set Bob and The Sister Statue to our own Lady of Liberty too..Pg. 9

Photogirl17 Loc: Glenwood, Ark.

RichardQ wrote:

OK, I'm stretching the "oval-shaped" limitation, but I was gonna include beer barrels too, but didn't.

Clicker2014 Loc: Canada

Bob I 41 wrote:

While on one of our road trips in September 2017 we passed through the small town of Vegreville, located in central Alberta, Canada. In Elks park they feature a giant Easter Egg. The Vegreville egg is a giant sculpture of a Pysanka, a Ukrainian style Easter Egg. The egg, which rotates, is 31 ft long and 3 1/2 stories high. It's the 2nd largest Pysanka in the world. The biggest was built in Kolomyia, Ukraine in 2000. Enjoy! Bob

Sure is big, isn't it! Saw it man years ago.

Clicker2014 Loc: Canada

Roadrunner wrote:

This is from an Egg-Head, I'll find something

I bet you will RR! :-)

Clicker2014 Loc: Canada

Kaskazi wrote:

We took an evening river cruise in 2010. It was getting dark, as you can see, and we were on the move, so conditions for photography were far from ideal. I probably forgot to allow for the changing light too. So I dare to show just three half-decent photos. I hope others have better to offer. Did you get some Roadrunner?

I just saw an interior shot on TV and it seems the interior is in better shape than I dared hope.

These are pictures you will treasure now!

Clicker2014 Loc: Canada

Rolk wrote:

Wonderful start, Pat...love the subway window.

I know about the only thing I have that would fit the challenge are
some images of our granddaughters hunting Easter eggs, and I'm
pretty sure I've posted them before, but here are a couple.
Tim

(This should be eggciting....)

What a sweetheart!

Clicker2014 Loc: Canada

Bob I 41 wrote:

On September 4th, 2011 we enjoyed a lunch cruise aboard a tour boat on the Seine River in Paris. It was somewhat cloudy & a little rain also was falling. Here's a few pictures as we went past the Cathedral of Notre Dame plus one extra that might be of interest. Bob

Great shots Bob!

Clicker2014 Loc: Canada

RichardQ wrote:

OK, I'm stretching the "oval-shaped" limitation, but I was gonna include beer barrels too, but didn't.

Stephan G

Bob I 41 wrote:

While on one of our road trips in September 2017 we passed through the small town of Vegreville, located in central Alberta, Canada. In Elks park they feature a giant Easter Egg. The Vegreville egg is a giant sculpture of a Pysanka, a Ukrainian style Easter Egg. The egg, which rotates, is 31 ft long and 3 1/2 stories high. It's the 2nd largest Pysanka in the world. The biggest was built in Kolomyia, Ukraine in 2000. Enjoy! Bob

TWO PERSONAL POINTS OF INTEREST: 1. Cultural. Father 's family in Western Ukraine. 2. Interest in things Railroad. (CN caboose)

Thanks for sharing.

judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Photogirl17 wrote:

Very Pretty Judy..Makes a nice centerpiece..Pg. 4

Thanks, Leslie-had to dig to find it! Put a lot of antiques away when we did the floors! Fun stuff!

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

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judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Transbuff1985 wrote:

Nice looking basket judy pg4

Thanks, Bob!