Anchorage airport. I tried to take a photo of my two friends walking down this wonderful walkway with native art but my camera takes lousy pictures in the lower light levels. I ended up really liking the surrealistic look it ended up having. Jodi-

So happy to not see SNOW, ICE, and COLD stuff.... however, I sort of drew a blank when it comes to anything Irish, until I thought of this: This is the first Sciathog I ever made... it's an Irish potato straining basket. Allegedly, boiled potatoes can be strained through this basket and then served directly to the table in it. This is made with white (peeled), buff (boiled and peeled), steamed (w/ peel on), and regular (unpeeled/unprocessed) willow. I loved working with willow so much that I started growing my own for basket making. :)

Nice photos. I love Road Runners, have seen 2 in my life and both were running right down the middle of the road. they are so funny. I also saw snipe once. I thought they were fictional night creatures that you went out and tried to catch. Of course the victims of that joke were left standing with a tow sack in dark woods, everyone else had gone home.

Jasdip: In the old Garden Web (GW), there was a limit of 60 Kb on picture size. During the final days of GW, they had installed an automatic 'compression routine' to compress a photo if it exceeded the limit (very convenient). Also, one could not post more than one image per message. When you see all those beautiful, full of detail and multiple images in other posts, those are accomplished a different way. The posted message contains only "links" (URLs) to the photos, and not the photo itself. The photo is stored on a file sharing service such as Flicker and the link is the internet address to those images. In addition, the permission (security) of the stored photo must be set to allow it to be viewed by others. I have not tried to post an image in Houzz, therefore, I do not know what difficulty I might experience. I do not have any accounts on a photo sharing service.