Random shots

[Wander]

Oh man-that sucks Pat. Don't let it get you down, I'm bad about that. When things like this happen it helps me to think about the amount on money my father spends on golf and how my aversion to the sport has me way ahead and that helps me except the loss $$ and move on. Sometimes it sucks being a self critical type A Polish dude.

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Type A Polish dude.

HAHAHA!!! That fits me to a 'T'. How did you know I was a Pollack and had a Type A personality....:victory:

 

[nwoods]

I lost a remote control glider into the ocean once. It floated for about 2 hours before it was brought in to shore and I could get it. I did the steps I described, and salvaged the radio unit out of it. Wet is wet, 4' is not crush depth, so you are only dealing with water. It won't hurt to try, but keep it in fresh water now until you get the right stuff all together.

 

[Wander]

HAHAHA!!! That fits me to a 'T'. How did you know I was a Pollack and had a Type A personality....:victory:

Actually I was describing myself but I can see you're a brutha from another mutha!

Still dealing with Catholic guilt to boot ???? I think we have a good start on a support group:ylsmoke:

 

[Corey]

These were all taken with my Motorola Droid where I work.
Photos are untouched except for downsizing to 1200x from 5 megapixels.

Grassy field, two lakes on the other side of the trees with walking/fitness trails.

Trail beside the bigger lake.
Both lakes has small mouth bass in them.
Little iced over from winter time.

One of many toys I have at my disposal.
You can see some of the Hesco barriers in the background, we have them up all around our main buildings in case the Howard Hanson damn cuts lose.

Little guy on the walking trail I saw while out exercise walking one rainy day.

As I was backing out the work van to go to another job site, my FJ popped up in the side mirror, and I thought it would make a cool picture
More Hesco barriers seen in the mirror too.

 

[Wander]

Here are some shots from around the Robbinsville, NC area and along HWY 129 (AKA) "The Tail of the Dragon". When I had a Mini Cooper S we used to meet there every fall and drive the road (311 curves in 11 miles). You have to focus so much on the road to avoid death that most people miss the scenic overlooks.

 

[vanderpooch]

Nice! Haven't cruised up there in some time. Thanks for the reminder of what a great place we live in! Sometimes I pine for the west so bad I loose sight on how much we have right here in out back yard!
Cheers!

 

[john101477]

Sometimes I pine for the west so bad I loose sight on how much we have right here in out back yard!
Cheers!

Yeah but...

These were all taken during my fathers day trip in the Sierra Cascades on the north east side of california

 

[Wander]

Thanks VDP-I was about two weeks past peak colors that year. There are few things prettier than the Blue Ridge in fall.

John...don't rub it in...just kidding-great shots!

 

[vanderpooch]

Yeah but...

lol, CRUEL!!

 

[john101477]

lol, CRUEL!!

John...don't rub it in...just kidding-great shots!

Sorry had to. I enjoy Cali a lot if it was not for the stinking government I would be perfectly content. just be glad your in NC and not Florida where the highest peak in the state is 300 ish feet above sea level
But hey I got a buddy that photographs Blue Ridge parkway all the time. he gets some amazing waterfall images there. Everything he shows me from there is amazing.

 

[C-Fish]

These were both taken this morning from my Jeep at speed (75mph) heading south on I10 towards Tucson...:Wow1:

Canon Powershot A590

 

[Viggen]

Camera Phone but I still like it

 

[SilverBullet]

The kids said this was the biggest cross ever!

 

[GDmovingtoAlaska]

Here are a few of my shots as I drove around Alaska when I returned from my deployment in the desert.