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Random Photo thread
- Thread starter marvinsc
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Gorgeous site Scott, I love seeing the old service stations especially if any are still in operations
We went up into the Jemez Mountains yesterday to find a Christmas tree. I was sad and sort of glad to see lots of folks doing the same thing.
The forest is so overgrown that fires just ravage the area so thinning the trees out a bit is actually helping things. Plus getting out iinto the hills with the family makes for a nice Sunday afternoon.
A few shots from yesterday's outing.
This was a neat example of perspective. My wife took this shot of a cool tree on the edge of the cliff.
I took this of the same tree. (and edited it a bit)
The forest is so overgrown that fires just ravage the area so thinning the trees out a bit is actually helping things. Plus getting out iinto the hills with the family makes for a nice Sunday afternoon.
A few shots from yesterday's outing.
This was a neat example of perspective. My wife took this shot of a cool tree on the edge of the cliff.
I took this of the same tree. (and edited it a bit)
Roger, that's so cool that you go up into the mountains to find a tree.
Around here its pre cut, or go to a tree farm.
Around here its pre cut, or go to a tree farm.
Wow, looks like the eye of Sauron.
Ha, once I got home and took a look, I thought looked like a eye also.
Nice. Sort of like the road version of the beach in wintertime.
I'm assuming the intercooler job is finished.
I'm assuming the intercooler job is finished.
Yes...This was just the extended, performance test drive. (Works well
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My mother in law asked me to fix this old reel to reel tape recorder so they can listen to the past.
No real problems found. Some cleanup, etc was all. I plugged my old phone into the input port and enjoyed. Despite all of the technological advances, tube powered audio is still so nice to listen to.
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Old and oldish. by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
No real problems found. Some cleanup, etc was all. I plugged my old phone into the input port and enjoyed. Despite all of the technological advances, tube powered audio is still so nice to listen to.
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Old and oldish. by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Very nice Glen
The 124 looks great, Bob.
No cars/bikes on the Dragon should also mean no cops. Bet it was fun.
Just curious, do they make a removable hardtop for winter driving?
No cars/bikes on the Dragon should also mean no cops. Bet it was fun.
Just curious, do they make a removable hardtop for winter driving?
Yup....no tourists = no cops... It was fun.
They do make a hard top, but it is big $$$.
I run summer tires and avoid salt, so winter driving is not an issue.
Thanks Scott. I really should have played with some fill light from the front to light the lower half better.
It was late and cold in the garage. l'll probably try again before I give it back to my mother in law.
Saw there was a freighter out in the lake. Looked like it was turning to head into the piers. So decided to sit there and wait, might be 45 minutes or so for it to make it into the channel. (Exciting life, eh?)
When it got closer to pier head, I got out and walked the beach. Took some shots of it along the way. But those are fairly mundane shots. Will not bother you with those.
As walking along I was noticing how the wind blows around the sand. Was streaks of fine sand in some areas, courser sand in others, pebbles in other, and shell fragments in others. But kept taking shots of the freighter coming thru the piers. Man, that thing is big.
Saw this, and took a quick shot.
P1090620 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
Maybe should have spent more time looking over the sand formations.
When it got closer to pier head, I got out and walked the beach. Took some shots of it along the way. But those are fairly mundane shots. Will not bother you with those.
As walking along I was noticing how the wind blows around the sand. Was streaks of fine sand in some areas, courser sand in others, pebbles in other, and shell fragments in others. But kept taking shots of the freighter coming thru the piers. Man, that thing is big.
Saw this, and took a quick shot.
P1090620 by Dave Redman, on FlickrMaybe should have spent more time looking over the sand formations.
Was also a handfull of surfers out in the lake. Only a calm breeze, so no real waves, but these folks are out there, mostly just bobbing up and down on small waves and slowly drift in to where have to turn and paddle back out. Maybe get a small ride, but not enough to standup.
Air temp was mid 20s, and I suspect the water temp is not much over 40.
Had occasional cloud openings for these sun rays, and then some walkers came along to add something to the foreground.
P1090591 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
Air temp was mid 20s, and I suspect the water temp is not much over 40.
Had occasional cloud openings for these sun rays, and then some walkers came along to add something to the foreground.
P1090591 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
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