1 photo in RAW format (best normal quality, not normally used by other than serious amateurs) = 25 MB (megabytes). 1000 of these would be 25 GB. (gigabytes). A 256 GB thumb drive (that would therefore hold 10,000 photo files in RAW format) can be found for $50 or less. A 500 GB USB external drive, that would hold maybe 20,000 photos in RAW format, about the same amount. If your photos are in jpg (compressed, lossy) format, they're maybe 5 MB. You could put 50,000 on a 256 GB thumb drive. SD cards are a bit more expensive but not much. I just bought a couple of 256 GB SD cards for about $40 each.. Any major brand, Sandisk, PNY, Patriot for thumb drives or SD cards, WD or Seagate or Toshiba for hard drives, would be fine. In fact, $50 should buy you a 1 TB (terabyte, 1000 GB) external drive, so take the numbers for 256 and multiply by 4 for capacity.

I blue taped the stairs, so the cherry wood sides could be sealed. This house was "unfinished" when we purchased it. The decorative wrought iron slats were NOT attached on the sides. Had to rivet them.

caflowerluver, I was 19 and husband was 24. We had a 3 day wedding. Friday small ceremony and reception in the city I was born in, Saturday large reception and dance in the town near to where my husband grew up and then another big reception and gift opening on Sunday at his parents house. None of it was my planning but it was very important to his family who loves to party (Ukrainian) My poor born in England mother was a little overwhelmed by it all. 😁 My dad just went with the flow. My husband’s family planned it for the end of August as it wouldn’t interfere with harvest.🙄 My husband and I just told everyone to let us know where and when to be at these places and we’d be there. It‘s worked out wonderfully so far.

Twin Towers through the Brooklyn Bridge's cabling. Picture taken in July, 2001.