Carter, pretty sure wasabi is only grown on any scale in Japan. Is that where these pics are from?
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Random Photo thread
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From Saturday waking home from the tire shop. For the relatively quick time taking the shot, I quite like the result.The subtle curve of the hood, the angles, and the framing make me smile...
Jeep J3000 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Jeep J3000 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Abstract. Patterns in the sand at a black sand beach somewhere in Oregon on a 1998 trip. Scanned slide.
Patterns in the Sand by soates50, on Flickr
Patterns in the Sand by soates50, on Flickr
Love the pic, Glen.
Nice to look at and it gets me thinking about the life that truck has lived and takes me to old vehicles that i have owned.
Nice to look at and it gets me thinking about the life that truck has lived and takes me to old vehicles that i have owned.
Thanks Steve. Its actually a pretty solid truck, especially for the age and our winters. I suspect it still gets used ocassionally or at least moved around of the buisness where it sits. Its got old school aluminium slots for wheels.
Sandy, that pic looks a bit..... grainy. 
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Bad puns aside, that is beautiful.
... Bad puns aside, that is beautiful.
Some great shots by all.
Yeah homeland is Japan, she was there when the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. She decided
not to work that day, had a premonition.
Yeah homeland is Japan, she was there when the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. She decided
not to work that day, had a premonition.
Wow!! That's amazing.
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There it is. Patience paid off. Nice one, Bob!
Thanks....Looks like leaf hunting season is about over for me. A couple of so-so ones from this week.
Ever tried to catch one in hand falling? It's actually rather challenging & frustrating at the same time.
Doesn't really count, but caught one that planted itself against the rear view mirror while driving yesterday.
Very nice Bob. Most of the ones in front of my place are still firmly attached to the trees but maybe I'll try to get outside one day and try.
Actually went for a ride a few weeks ago out to Hocking Hills then spent a few hours at my younger daughter's place in Springfield
Tunnel before Old Man's Cave by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Supported Butterfly by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Tunnel before Old Man's Cave by Scott Baker, on FlickrSupported Butterfly by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Like both those pics, Scott.
Scott, You have been doing some interesting stuff
