Apologies.....my literal-mindedness got in the way! Yes I had interpreted what you wrote as meaning that your wife had received the photos in email or text, whatever..... Thanks for clearing that up!
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Apologies.....my literal-mindedness got in the way! Yes I had interpreted what you wrote as meaning that your wife had received the photos in email or text, whatever..... Thanks for clearing that up!
No worries. It took me a minute or two to get the comment. No harm, no foul...
Rainy Day the gardens
X100T 23mm - custom profile
X100T 23mm - custom profile
Sinclair looking though the screen on the back window. "I think I left my wallet outside, let me out so I can find it before those stray cats get it."
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/122.
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/122.
Glad I went earlier this week. Rainy today and hate to think how crowed will be on the 4th if sunny.
From the same Beauvais Lake paddle as yesterdays Geese. The geese were quite co-operative and swam across my bow. However these swans were rather camera shy. Kept their distance when I was heading out, let me in a bit closer on the way back. Even so had to crop a bit more than I would like. That pancake lens on the little waterproof Fuji only goes to a 140mm equivalent, and I was shooting from a kayak. Wild life shooting with that camera is the equivalent of hunting with a bow and arrow from the back of a horse. Anyways there were six cygnets even though two of them are not really visible in this shot.
Very nice. I once got to see a '54, white with red interior at a local car show growing up. Locals just met up at the Dairy Queen parking lot on nice summer weekends, so teenage Darmok got to see some really nice cars, free of charge!
"The screen should keep mosquitos away"
That's what I thought when I saw your photo, since there are so many mosquitoes in the interior of Alaska where I live. Toward the Arctic Circle, which is located not too far from where I live, visitors have to wear mesh clothing to keep mosquitos at bay.
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When I was up in Fairbanks, I kick myself for not taking the 100 mile trip to the Arctic circle. We did go to North Pole for lunch one day."The screen should keep mosquitos away"
That's what I thought when I saw your photo, since there are so many mosquitoes in the interior of Alaska where I live. Toward the Arctic Circle, which is located not too far from where I live, visitors have to wear mesh clothing to keep mosquitos at bay.
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We believe this might be one of the "babies" from last month's photos. They are hanging out together, practicing foraging.
A lot of visitors go to "The Pagoda" in North Pole. I am assuming that you got to eat Chinese food there
Now, the Arctic Circle trip is not bad as long as take one of the suits I referred to before. The University in Fairbanks (UAF) sponsors such trips during the summer, but some of the students venture it themselves. I knew a student who decided to go on the trip without protecting herself against mosquitoes and gnats, other than using repellent. When she returned home, she was covered with swollen spots on the arms, and legs. She told me that she had a terrible time out there, since it was also very hot that day.
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X100T - 23mm - custom profile. Out and about in the local arts district
X100T - 23mm - custom profile. Out and about in the local arts district
Practicing CPR as part of the ACLS recertification/evaluation.
