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[BobbyBoomer]

Nice work. If I tried that, it would be italicized.

Woodworking isn't one of my talents

 

[giradman]

The workmanship is very good. I expect you'll soon be busy making Susan one.

Nice work. If I tried that, it would be italicized.

Woodworking isn't one of my talents

Thanks Guys for the comments! While the construction steps are 'fresh' in my mind for the spice rack, may have to make a new one for us - Dave

 

[scifan57]

Frost in the square holes of a manhole cover.

 

[J. A.]

After sunset, moon high up above

iPhone

 

[scifan57]

After sunset, moon high up above
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iPhone

You've got some very good clouds in this sunset photo.

 

[J. A.]

You've got some very good clouds in this sunset photo.

Thanks. Not many of them, but they make the difference between a boring photo, and one that's (more or less) good.

 

[J. A.]

Today, I took pictures before sunset, also with my iPhone. It started raining before the sun set completely.

 

[scifan57]

Today, I took pictures before sunset, also with my iPhone. It started raining before the sun set completely.
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These photos certainly show that every sunset is unique as they're completely different than the ones from the night before. I like the second photo the best.

 

[giradman]

Tonight, I was watching the last round of the Pebble Beach PGA Golf Tournament held on the Monterey Peninsula , which I've visited probably 4 times on trips mainly to San Francisco (just a short southerly drive) - there are many attractions in the area, BUT one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world is located there near Carmel.

For those who may not have been to this coastal area of California, just a few pics below of the golf course, i.e. the layout, several holes, and the famous par 5 18th hole which I've walked several times (would never dare to play that course and gave away my golf clubs to Goodwill a while back!) - on the final image of the last hole, I've labeled the tee box, where you need to put your tee shot (i.e. to the left of that tree), and the location of the green - this can be a pivotal last hole of the entire event, as happened today - Phil Mickelson had a chance at birdie which would have led to a playoff but missed the putt, letting a 39 y/o journeyman golfer named Vaughn Taylor win a 1.2+ million dollar purse - his wife seemed quite happy!

BUT, if you are ever on the west coast of California, then make a point to visiting the Monterey area. Dave
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[scifan57]

Construction is beginning on a new elementary school to replace the old school on this site which was demolished in 2014.

 

[giradman]

When I bought Susan lilies for Valentine's day, I picked a bouquet w/ many unopened flowers - NOW, today many have emerged and are looking beautiful - still a few to go - these will last much longer than the roses I used to get her - the pungent aroma of the flowers can be smelled throughout the house. Dave
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[J. A.]

Panoramic picture of a part of our cemetery, taken with my iPhone

 

[giradman]

Panoramic picture of a part of our cemetery, taken with my iPhone
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Hi Johanna - love those panoramic features on these newer gadgets - works so much more smoothly than the older devices - I've posted a number using my new Panasonic camera - nice pic!

 

[J. A.]

Another panoramic photo, this time put together from 7 images which were taken with my DSLR

Tabor and a small part of Neusiedl am See

 

[giradman]

On Saturday afternoon, our local public TV station (UNC @ Chapel Hill) has 2 hrs of woodworking shows which I record on my DVR and am watching now - just finished the Tommy Mac 'Rough Cut' Show - his featured guest was David Marks, a remarkable woodworker w/ his own website (click on the link) - he has had his own TV show, teaches master classes, and builds a wide variety of projects from furniture to woodturned bowls - the latter was the topic today - below are just some examples of his beautiful bowls - I have no idea what he might charge for these 'works of art' but likely in the thousands of dollars. Dave
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