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clairdo2

17 years ago

Elegance

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ronf_gw
17 years ago
Extreme river crossing.

Ron
kurmudgeon
17 years ago
{{!gwi}}
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Wow, and thank you very much! And as WoW said (thanks Eric!!), like the other pros who post here, I really do enjoy helping people to the best of my knowledge and ability. People often start out thinking "how hard can it be to buy windows?", often times turns out it can be a lot harder than people think. Getting an idea of all the different products and options available sometimes leads to information overload and the thought of where to go next. Lami can be a great addition to a window system and might be well worth the additional cost if it is warranted by the return on investment. Not necessarily a monetary return, but a return in the areas where laminated glass excels. For example, using lami only to help block harmful UV when you are already installing glass with a UV blocking coating is probably not worth the additional expense, but when you add in additional security, big upgrade in safety, and potentially the best sound blocking available in a window glass system, then it begins to make a lot more sense. Could you post a picture of the wall? That would make it easier to suggest window ideas/options knowing what it is that you are dealing with.
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alisande
17 years ago
Equine
doteroo
17 years ago
ENGINE
pfmastin
17 years ago
clairdo2..what a wonderful lobby...I've always been a sucker for hotel carpeting. I just love it. Great detail.

ronf - how dramatic...that must have been an exciting place to be. I bet the sound of the water was refreshing.

kurmudgeon - are those sand "castles"? How beautiful! I love the layers. The black and white is perfect.

alisande - what a beauty! And the horse is gorgeous, too!

yesican - I love this shot and I like the rearing horse on the front of the engine.

Gotta go find an "E".
Pam
pfmastin
17 years ago
Elipse

{{!gwi}}
lindajewell
17 years ago
E is for Egg, plain and fancy!
kurmudgeon
17 years ago
kurmudgeon - are those sand "castles"?

Yes they are
clairdo2
Original Author
17 years ago
Those are great pictures everyone, I'm so glad i started this...
penny_sav
17 years ago
E is for Elk
Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole Wyoming
There were probably over 2000 elk in that pasture!
Penny
summerwine
17 years ago
EYES...known as "cracked-glass"
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liannePA :o)
nikonD70
crunchpa
17 years ago
Great photo Penny!..........this unfortunate EXPLOSION is my E photo....luckily no one was hurt.

{{!gwi}}
minrose
17 years ago
Great "E" photos everyone!
Easter Decoration.
linesman
17 years ago
E is For Egret

This picture was taken with a "Canon SX10 IS" camera.

Have A Nice Day
Linesman
gor-gor
17 years ago
Evergreen!

Richo camera, scanned to PC.
JoanMN
17 years ago
Only one word applies to these...EXCELLENT!
JoanMN/FL
bigack
17 years ago
E is for ELEPHANT, plus zebra and friends. Taken at Cabela's outdoor store.
{{!gwi}}
Konrad___far_north
17 years ago
Great pictures..all of you!

Easter Bunny

Konrad
crunchpa
17 years ago
{{!gwi}}

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