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Photo Association Game Thread
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Back before I became old and fat, Foothill Trail, Orting WA on the way towards Mt. Rainer on the Carbon River
Now onto more trains.
Quai Branly - PARIS-2018-20 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
2018 July France - UK holiday: Quai Branly as night falls over Paris. Lots of people out enjoy the lovely summer evening.
Eating lunch at a cafe in Gruyeres, CH and five cars from an owners group on a day outing passed by. Apparently had special permission as the road was a pedestrian walkway closed to traffic.
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My father's 1956 Austin Healy 100-4, only year they made a 4 cylinder 4 speed with overdrive.
Learned to drive in the Healy. Never had a Sprite.
Polaroid photo taken in 1962, scanned.
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The association continues after a day. This is follow-on to yesterday's when they reached their destination. Since the road was closed to traffic, they had no problem finding parking. 
.. at Harrison Hot Springs, BC during our last stay .. a travelling group of luxury sports models, mostly Porsche, some Corvettes, & others .. owners staying at the Resort, and allowed to park their vehicles (for display) on the "street" beyond the "no vehicles allowed gates".
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Two Sprites and two six cylinder full size 3000’sThe association continues after a day. This is follow-on to yesterday's when they reached their destination. Since the road was closed to traffic, they had no problem finding parking.
Mt Sonder, West McDonnell National Park, Northern Territory by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Our first view of Mt Sonder (Rwetyopme), the starting point of our 223 Km walk of the Larapinta Trail in 2005.
We were dropped off at Redbank Gorge carpark, having done two food drops on the way out. We camped here for a couple of nights to allow for a climb of Mt. Sonder.
The camera used was a Canon IXUS 500, not a Powershop A80, as suggested.
Larapinta Trail #02 – West to East: Redbank Gorge to Mt Sonder
Mountains and trees ~ Vail, CO
Coming down from the Timberline Lodge; Mt Hood, Oregon
City of Fremantle - Road Treatments - South Terrace Nov2018-01 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Capturing the new road treatments at the intersection of South Terrace and Little Lefroy Lane, and Sydney Street. This was put in place in November 2018.
This is meant to be helpful and not rude, but I'm not sure you understand the concept of this thread. The photo you post has to be related somehow to the one before it. I do not see how this photo has any correlation to the one of the mountains et all before it but I could not be seeing it...is it the street? I'm sure you have a lot of great photography to add to the thread, I'm just not certain you understand how it is supposed to work because this is the second time I've been confused by your post. Please enlighten me if I am just not seeing the association.
City of Fremantle - Road Treatments - South Terrace Nov2018-01 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Capturing the new road treatments at the intersection of South Terrace and Little Lefroy Lane, and Sydney Street. This was put in place in November 2018.
. Thank you.
The connection is the road. If you look closely at the previous image, there is a road in it, so yes, I do understand how it works.This is meant to be helpful and not rude, but I'm not sure you understand the concept of this thread. The photo you post has to be related somehow to the one before it. I do not see how this photo has any correlation to the one of the mountains et all before it but I could not be seeing it...is it the street? I'm sure you have a lot of great photography to add to the thread, I'm just not certain you understand how it is supposed to work because this is the second time I've been confused by your post. Please enlighten me if I am just not seeing the association.
From the opening post:
If you are confused, you are most welcome to ask.
The Streets of the Historic Quarter - Le Puy-en-Velay - Chemin de Stevenson-2018-10 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Exploring Le Puy-en-Velay in the evening. It is hard to grasp the age and sense of history of the buildings and alleyways we wandered down at times.
Day 0 of 12 - Le Puy-en-Velay: Walking the Chemin de Stevenson (GR 70 Robert Louis Stevenson Trail) in the south of France.
