Posts for: radraves
Jun 22, 2022 14:36:00 #
EdJ0307 wrote:
Interesting to note the driver managed to miss all those posts designed to stop the cars - unless they were knocked over which means they weren't very good at their job.
To the contrary - Other news photos shows one bollard was under the front of the vehicle. So maybe not good enough to stop the vehicle, but maybe did slow the intrusion.
Apr 27, 2022 18:13:19 #
dennis2146 wrote:
Great photos of Winchester Cathedral. They do sho... (show quote)
Thank you David & Dennis. Nice to see the photos and the background of the song. I was in the Navy, left the USA in August '66. In Jan '67 we had a new person join the dept, who was whistling a 'catchy tune.' When we asked what it was he said "Winchester Cathedral." We had not heard it before. A month later when we returned to the States the song was no longer being played. We had missed it completely. Thank you again for the memories.
Aug 6, 2021 13:10:16 #
We had one in our neighborhood last year.
My daughter did the research and found it was a gene mutation.
Unfortunately our squirrel decided to play in the traffic.
My daughter did the research and found it was a gene mutation.
Unfortunately our squirrel decided to play in the traffic.
Jul 15, 2019 13:16:52 #
When I returned an item recently, the refund was credited (I'm sure) before the item left the UPS Store.
Jun 19, 2019 10:40:02 #
Others have made the anology to a wrecked AirStream.
When viewing the building from a distance, the structure is supposed to represent sheets of music. Remember this is a concert hall, on a campus with a strong emphasis on the performing arts.
The structure aside (although those are the images here) inside the concert hall the acoustics are fabulous. I had the opportunity to have a tour, before it was completed. From the far back corner of the auditorium I could hear the workmen on stage. They were NOT being amplified, just talking among themselves.
Yup, it can be called ugly, but none the less an impressive building.
When viewing the building from a distance, the structure is supposed to represent sheets of music. Remember this is a concert hall, on a campus with a strong emphasis on the performing arts.
The structure aside (although those are the images here) inside the concert hall the acoustics are fabulous. I had the opportunity to have a tour, before it was completed. From the far back corner of the auditorium I could hear the workmen on stage. They were NOT being amplified, just talking among themselves.
Yup, it can be called ugly, but none the less an impressive building.
May 31, 2019 08:34:39 #
kfcam wrote:
Can someone tell me if there is a USB case that I can put a 1tb Hard drive in, and make it readable.
This drive come out of an old computer. I will like to use it as an external drive for my Lightroom Photos.
This drive come out of an old computer. I will like to use it as an external drive for my Lightroom Photos.
It is about 10 years old, I have a Rosewill SATA/IDE to USB. I do not have a link to share, but a search for the brand name "Rosewill" should turn up newer models. Just a thought!
Apr 17, 2017 10:01:27 #
Well Jerry,
I spent 43 years with computers and 'learned' where the keys were (unless they changed, and with early computers they sometimes did).
Then I went to college and had to take keyboarding (new word for typing).
I had straight A's in everything. Except Keyboarding, I was given a 'C' (I called it 'C for Charity') in reality I failed. They wanted speed and accuracy, I could give either, but not both.
I spent 43 years with computers and 'learned' where the keys were (unless they changed, and with early computers they sometimes did).
Then I went to college and had to take keyboarding (new word for typing).
I had straight A's in everything. Except Keyboarding, I was given a 'C' (I called it 'C for Charity') in reality I failed. They wanted speed and accuracy, I could give either, but not both.
Mar 3, 2017 15:46:09 #
Road King wrote:
Nice day in northern Illinois!!
Nikon D7100 18-200mm F3.5-5.6 G VR II ED
Nikon D7100 18-200mm F3.5-5.6 G VR II ED
In the Hudson Valley of NY - robins have been appearing earlier. The explanation has been given that they no longer are considered migratory. They stay in the area and change their diet to berries and seeds.
But still a beautiful photo.
Thanks for sharing.
Feb 15, 2016 10:15:49 #
Thanks for posting!
I always love your river photos.
I always love your river photos.
Apr 24, 2015 10:57:59 #
That crane is headed North. What's happening at Dannskamer?
Apr 13, 2015 11:35:21 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Maybe we can import water from other planets and moons. :D
I often thought we should send every airline passenger from the Northeast to the West with a 3oz. bottle of water.
Jan 9, 2015 15:33:37 #
Thanks for your "river Traffic" photos.
Always a pleasure to see it in pictures.
Always a pleasure to see it in pictures.
mwoods222 wrote:
This looks like it needs a paint job
Oct 3, 2014 10:34:16 #
Nice pictures!
Brings back memories. I was in DaNang Harbor in '67. Aboard Estes.
What ship were you on? From the edges, it seems like a fairly large vessel.
Brings back memories. I was in DaNang Harbor in '67. Aboard Estes.
What ship were you on? From the edges, it seems like a fairly large vessel.
Aug 28, 2014 20:27:34 #
Well, can't show it in the hand, but it is the humming bird that was in the hand.
It had flown into the garage and would not leave the ceiling as it flew. I had to get it down so it could fly back out of the door. Nothing worked!
Until, it was (or must have been) very tired and scared. It finaly perched on the wire, as shown in the photo, which allowed me to get a hand around it and carry it outside.
One tired, but free, bird.
It had flown into the garage and would not leave the ceiling as it flew. I had to get it down so it could fly back out of the door. Nothing worked!
Until, it was (or must have been) very tired and scared. It finaly perched on the wire, as shown in the photo, which allowed me to get a hand around it and carry it outside.
One tired, but free, bird.
Aug 8, 2014 15:56:47 #
We find it in the local health food store.
Balboa wrote:
i know...was wondering if anyone knew what ghee was. BTW I can't seem to find it at the market. Have you seen it at any grocery store?