Posts for: Green Pea
Feb 28, 2021 21:53:14 #
chooglin59 wrote:
Galveston Bay
Can't complain too much about the temps here in the Pacific Northwest, but the long wet and grey season makes me want to come and wake up to that. Beautiful shot.
Feb 28, 2021 21:45:14 #
Feb 28, 2021 21:44:41 #
Curmudgeon wrote:
Great Killdeer shots.
Thank you, nice to be close enough that I get something with my little kit. Think I can get a crop out of them.
Feb 28, 2021 17:35:53 #
Went down to the lakeside this morning and in the grassy area outside of a boat launch was this pair of Killdeer in the muddy tiretracks off the pavement. I was a bit surprised that they allowed me to drive close and first thought they were just frozen hoping I would not see them.
Given the warming days and all of the other critter activity, especially the rabbits, I should have realized what was going on. A few shots through the car window. But wouldn't you know it, the second I look away and turn back to them, its all over before I can focus.
Given the warming days and all of the other critter activity, especially the rabbits, I should have realized what was going on. A few shots through the car window. But wouldn't you know it, the second I look away and turn back to them, its all over before I can focus.
Feb 22, 2021 15:07:52 #
It's been a while since I've add anything, this one I couldn't pass on. Still find time to read through and enjoy everyones contributions. Stay safe and well.
Nov 2, 2020 22:46:00 #
Grabbed a few around the shop for last weeks Antique Cars Appreciation but for one reason or another didn't get back to it. We have an old Model T with us for a while and thought these fit pretty well.
Oct 21, 2020 02:12:24 #
Ava'sPapa wrote:
That's a tidy mill. The more chrome the better. I'm surprised we haven't seen more Porsches here, which brings to mind how to pronounce Porsche. Stuttgart
pronounces it Por-sha. Two syllables. That's the way I've always said it. But it's surprising how many car knowledgeable folks say Porsh. Oh well, tomato,
tomato... Thanks Valsmere.
pronounces it Por-sha. Two syllables. That's the way I've always said it. But it's surprising how many car knowledgeable folks say Porsh. Oh well, tomato,
tomato... Thanks Valsmere.
Could spend from now to next week adding Porsche memories. Enjoyed a full career playing with them. Also reminded of a quote by one of the marketing execs at a Parade.... we don't care how you pronounce the name, as Por-sha or Porsh as long as you keep buying them.
"Sammy" 1955 Speedster Originally White/Oatmeal, all 55's to the USA were Red/White/or Blue. Restored many years ago as old paint was poor and since it would no longer be an original paint it was decided to go with Red. Boxster reflection hiding in the door.
RWB 911 built by Akira Nakai-San completed in the LeMay Museum in Tacoma Washington. There are many photos and videos online of the build. I still do pre purchase inspections and was sent to verify this car after the build before leaving to a new owner.
Sep 28, 2020 18:06:00 #
Road King wrote:
Standing on a gravel bar in Geographic Bay, Katmai NP.
On my "Bucket List" to do with my son, Thanks for sharing.
Sep 12, 2020 00:19:17 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
"Sunrises and Sunsets"
A Sunrise sequence taken over a Pasture in Marshall, Ar.
A Sunrise sequence taken over a Pasture in Marshall, Ar.
Love the pics from Marshall, AR. My mom was born in Leslie between Marshall and Clinton. Around the time I was 20 I would take my grandfather back to Leslie for town reunions and camp along the Buffalo River. Doubt Leslie has grown much but would love to relive the greased pole climb and pancake breakfast that those reunions were famous for.
Sep 11, 2020 10:04:24 #
Transbuff1985 wrote:
Nice set Green Pea
Thank you, looks like we could be in for many opportunities due to fires.
Sep 11, 2020 09:56:45 #
photophile wrote:
I like 2 the most.
Thank you.
Sep 11, 2020 09:53:28 #
judy juul wrote:
that last one needs to be hung!!! 
It's a sad reminder of what's going on, and will likely be frequent now until seasonal storms start moving air and rain back into the area.
Sep 11, 2020 09:47:20 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
Beauties ..pg. 3
Thank you
Sep 10, 2020 13:54:30 #
First shot taken during the Neowise Comet, have to say the sunset sky stole the show that night. Second was earlier this week off my front porch, a result of the many fires burning here in the west.
Jun 4, 2020 12:34:53 #
Has the "Lockdown" affected the critters and they too are bored?
A couple of weeks ago my nextdoor neighbor asked if I had observed the crazy rabbit and crow activity that had become normal around her flower beds and feeders. Well since then, it has become a daily show, often multiple times a day with an audience of neighbors watching. It would seem at first that the rabbit is simply trying to protect little ones. But the cat and mouse has grown into several yards on both sides of the street. At times the rabbit is doing the chasing and other times the crow is on offense. There are little breaks in between for snacks and then right back to where they left off.
Neither seems to hurt the other even though there is some contact and rolling around when they come together. Strange as it is, seems to be kids play.
Pics not great but it has been entertaining to watch.
A couple of weeks ago my nextdoor neighbor asked if I had observed the crazy rabbit and crow activity that had become normal around her flower beds and feeders. Well since then, it has become a daily show, often multiple times a day with an audience of neighbors watching. It would seem at first that the rabbit is simply trying to protect little ones. But the cat and mouse has grown into several yards on both sides of the street. At times the rabbit is doing the chasing and other times the crow is on offense. There are little breaks in between for snacks and then right back to where they left off.
Neither seems to hurt the other even though there is some contact and rolling around when they come together. Strange as it is, seems to be kids play.
Pics not great but it has been entertaining to watch.
