A rather large mail receptacle along Military Rd. S. in Federal Way WA. USA.
This is not a drop box; but appears to be a receptacle for incoming-only mail for this particular household.
Riding my bike to work on a foggy morning. It was a nice cool 59F (15C).
The fog was so thick that by the time I got to work, my fleece hoodie was completely soaked.
It's not very clear from the pic how many water droplets are on my sleeve, but I think telling that it's actually a black hoodie might give you an idea. The pic was taken about halfway when I stopped to take a pic of the fog.
On my way home, I stopped at prett much the same spot to take another pic.
The temperature had risen to 80+ F (27C), which to me is blistering hot. While riding it was ok, as you have a bit of a breeze to cool you down. But once I got off my bike, it was like a sweat explosion... I was sweating in places I didn't even know I could sweat. And I even kept my pace to a calm 15 mph (24.something kph). Ok, that might not be all that calm if you take the current set up of my bike into account...
Last edited by Coop; 06-29-2009 at 06:21 AM.
... Never underestimate the power of human stupidity ...
2 Blackbird SR71 and a U2 at the backgorund.
The famous U2 spyplane.
And Maverick's plane:
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Taken Sunday afternoon from my backyard.
I didn't have time to zoom in on this one (you can see neighbours roof on the right side of the picture to get an idea of scale)
There are 2 Boeing 767s that land back to back on Sunday afternoons.
I believe this one is Air Canada flight 889 coming into YOW from Heathrow.
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to Coop --
Nice pics.
Is that a dedicated bicycle / pedestrian trail which you ride on ?
Biking is indeed lots nicer when you don't hafta' compete with autos.
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indeed it is... one of the netherlands famous bikepaths, we have approximately 10000km of bikepath in the netherlands. about 1/2 of my commute is on dedicated bikepaths the rest is on regular roads. But thats not a very big problem, as bikes are very common here and drivers are used to them (not to mention that there's this little traffic law that says that in case of a car-bike colision, the driver is ALWAYS 50% to blame, even if the bike did a kamikaze on his hood. I know, not fair, but it keeps drivers on their toes)
... Never underestimate the power of human stupidity ...
Thanks Blackrose, my wife and I stumbled upon these planes in some desert in California. There are lot's of retired military planes of all sort there, too bad my camera died on me that time or I would have taken more pictures.
Coop, I wish I could go biking commute to work. Lucky you!
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This American Bulldog pup watched the kids for several minutes, then tried it for herself !!
I can't paste them here because they are greater than 800x600 but it's definitely work a look!!
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Displacing night on a daily basis.
3 minute exposure of the umpqua lighthouse in Oregon.
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I hate PM - so email me - info is in my profile.
Now that's a light. A little hard to EDC though.
and what sort of batteries would it run ...
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Local Annual airshow in Portrush, N Ireland.
McDonalds Air and sea show, Fort Lauderdale, FL couple of years ago, I took thousands of photos that day, these are only a very select few.
The family pet, Angel a mini Yorkie, I believe they are more commonly known as teacup Yorkies Stateside.
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www.anarkypaintball.com Constantly looking for SHINEY things
Some people are like slinkys. They have no real good use, but the thought of pushing them down the stairs brings a smile to your face
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OJ
Have a seat!
Creek
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no, B@rt lives in the opposite direction from my work... :P
... Never underestimate the power of human stupidity ...
The all-time record high temperature for Seattle WA. USA; set on 07-29-09.
The previous record high of 100°F (37.8°C) was set on 07-20-94; I made a big "to do" on my BBS about it back then - even creating a full graphics screen in RIP (Remote Imaging Protocol) format announcing that fact, which I displayed on 07-21-94.
I've just found this picture and I don't know why, but I JUST HAD TO POST IT!LOL
Does anyone recognize the flashlights?
Gg
A scan of a photo I took almost 20 years ago.
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Everyone says they'll get around to it....
It's an actual side road on the way to Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia.
Oh crap! I recognize them both!
The one on the left is a full-sized Maglite. You can tell by the bezel. Rest of the light is wrapped in duct tape. The one on the right is a 2D Inca with a rubber-coated body and head. It's a No-name model from China, with p*$$ poor output! I know.... That's the exact type of light in the patrol vehicle that I drive at my job!
"The World is insane. With tiny spots of sanity, here and there... Not the other way around!" - John Cleese.