Jim, I put a switch like that in one spot in our house. It’s next to a window where we put our Christmas tree, so all we have to do is plug in the power strip and turn on the light switch. No more reaching behind the tree knocking off ornaments in the process, to turn on the lights. We had a huge live tree and then a huge artificial tree. We have since downsized our tree and it isn’t as much of an issue now but I still enjoy the convenience. This has always bugged me. When we had new tile put in our master bathroom, for some reason the guys doing the work removed a long piece of wood moulding and then pieced it with MDF, resulting in this poor job. When I found it, they wouldn’t confess to what happened, but I suspect they damaged the wood so badly they had to do something. I complained and they tried to sand it but it never looked the same as a long continuous piece.

Nikkor AF-S f/2.8 .....might of had a 1.8 teleconverter on too. I was pretty far away.

Here's something green for St. Patrick's Day: Los Angeles Harbor at San Pedro. This bridge is green, if you can see it. Here's a better green bridge - it took me a while to think of it: Selvatura Park, Costa Rica

Seating used more for decoration on estates along the Geneva Shore Path (Wisconsin)