I'll show you mine/You show me yours - Fr 12/21
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I'll show you mine/you show me yours - Fr 4/9/21
Comments (23)Fran, I also use it for everyday. Love be the pattern! With only two of us, it‘s held up well over the past 7 years. DH has only chipped one bowl (so far)....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Fr 10/8/21
Comments (13)I don't get the days of the week part - but, it's Friday, so, I can post a train picture, right? More specifically, taken from a train. This is the view of the upper bay from Amtrak and MARC commuter trains crossing from Harford to Cecil County in Maryland. The highest hills of the Elk Neck Peninsula in the distance are only 264' high...but I'm pretty sure that's the highest elevation you can see on deep* coastal waters of the eastern US, between the NYC area and the volcanic islands of the Caribbean. Correct me if I'm wrong! The town to the right is Havre de Grace. Rather than accept the local butchering of french, I just call it by its nick name from the olden days of bookies and gangsters: The Graw. * Panamax class vessels can cross the Delmarva Peninsula on the other side that land mass...See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Fr 10/22/21
Comments (11)Domes, cylinders and circles, and even a triangular dome. Try to ignore that squirrel...See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Fr 10/29/21
Comments (17)Annie, I’ve been on the Sandia Tram many times over the years. It’s an experience you never forget. We take many of our out-of-state visitors on it. We haven’t had dinner up there since they changed restaurants though....See More
- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoMy one and only sunrise photo.
Moonrise - to be fair - the sun is only half the story.
Lastly, sunrise on our furry friend according to time stamp.
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoThis is as close as I can come to a sunrise picture today. It has brightened my day!
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoI thought the solstice was on the 23rd. Happy to learn it's today and that the days will now start growing longer.
Playing around with cropping. After removing the streetlight and the building in the bottom of the photo, I think I prefer this one, although part of the windows are lost so there is that to consider.
- 7 years agoNot today, but sunrise from under the the Green Line train station, Redondo Beach. Early commute!
7 years ago
Sunrise in the Seringetti. The incredible amount of desert dust contributes to the yellow color.
- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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