New Zealand! Welcome Gulchin! She has been following this blog and decided to respond with NZ. Also on the Kiwi Bandwagon were Peyton, Milt, Mariann, Michelle, Elaine, Joani, and Mike (not sure what happened to Jim this week).
"Lucifer Falls"
Another must-see waterfall is at Lucifer Falls. This was the entrance to the area leading down into the flowing water. It rained the entire time there but the rain seemed to let up enough for me to position myself to get this shot. The toughest part of the capture was trying to move a fellow photographer in a RED jacket out of the scene!
As we walked further into falls several opportunities came about for me to stop and set up my tripod.
I especially liked this view even if there is no falling water in it. The stone bridge spanning the water and the foliage framing it caught my attention and that of all of the others on this trip!
Where in the World?
New Zealand! Welcome Gulchin! She has been following this blog and decided to respond with NZ. Also on the Kiwi Bandwagon were Peyton, Milt, Mariann, Michelle, Elaine, Joani, and Mike (not sure what happened to Jim this week).
"Lucifer Falls"
Another must-see waterfall is at Lucifer Falls. This was the entrance to the area leading down into the flowing water. It rained the entire time there but the rain seemed to let up enough for me to position myself to get this shot. The toughest part of the capture was trying to move a fellow photographer in a RED jacket out of the scene!
As we walked further into falls several opportunities came about for me to stop and set up my tripod.
I especially liked this view even if there is no falling water in it. The stone bridge spanning the water and the foliage framing it caught my attention and that of all of the others on this trip!
Where in the World?
As we walked further into falls several opportunities came about for me to stop and set up my tripod.
I especially liked this view even if there is no falling water in it. The stone bridge spanning the water and the foliage framing it caught my attention and that of all of the others on this trip!
Where in the World?
Here are some interesting facts about various countries of the world. Just where would I be?
It
shares a land border with Germany and
is connected to Sweden by a
bridge.
LEGO
was invented here. Legoland and the company headquarters are located in Billund.
Along
with the Jutland Peninsula, there are 443 named islands . Over 70 of these
islands are inhabited, with the largest two being Zealand and Funen.
Its
Kingdom also includes the self-governing territories of the Faroe Islands and
Greenland in the north Atlantic Ocean.
International
surveys and studies often rank this country as the happiest place in the world
based on standards of health, welfare, and education.
As
of 2013, it has 14 Nobel laureates, mainly in Literature (4) and Physiology or
Medicine (5). With a relatively small population this is one of the highest
numbers of Nobel laureates per capita in the world.
Home
grown author and poet Hans Christian Andersen wrote notable fairytales such as
"The Emperor's New Clothes", "The Little Mermaid" and
"The Ugly Duckling".
The
national sport is football (soccer). The national team won the European
Championships in 1992.
First
acknowledged in 1219, its flag remains the oldest state flag in the world still
in use by an independent nation.
Very Interesting . . .
Here are some interesting facts about various countries of the world. Just where would I be?
It
shares a land border with Germany and
is connected to Sweden by a
bridge.
LEGO
was invented here. Legoland and the company headquarters are located in Billund.
Along
with the Jutland Peninsula, there are 443 named islands . Over 70 of these
islands are inhabited, with the largest two being Zealand and Funen.
Its
Kingdom also includes the self-governing territories of the Faroe Islands and
Greenland in the north Atlantic Ocean.
International
surveys and studies often rank this country as the happiest place in the world
based on standards of health, welfare, and education.
As
of 2013, it has 14 Nobel laureates, mainly in Literature (4) and Physiology or
Medicine (5). With a relatively small population this is one of the highest
numbers of Nobel laureates per capita in the world.
Home
grown author and poet Hans Christian Andersen wrote notable fairytales such as
"The Emperor's New Clothes", "The Little Mermaid" and
"The Ugly Duckling".
The
national sport is football (soccer). The national team won the European
Championships in 1992.
First
acknowledged in 1219, its flag remains the oldest state flag in the world still
in use by an independent nation.
Very Interesting . . .
'A SHOT OF WHISKEY'
In the old west a .45 cartridge for a six-gun cost 12 cents, so
did a glass of whiskey. If a cowhand was low on cash he would often give the
bartender a cartridge in exchange for a drink. This became known as a
"shot" of whiskey.
'A SHOT OF WHISKEY'
In the old west a .45 cartridge for a six-gun cost 12 cents, so did a glass of whiskey. If a cowhand was low on cash he would often give the bartender a cartridge in exchange for a drink. This became known as a "shot" of whiskey.
In the old west a .45 cartridge for a six-gun cost 12 cents, so did a glass of whiskey. If a cowhand was low on cash he would often give the bartender a cartridge in exchange for a drink. This became known as a "shot" of whiskey.
Coffee Break Time!
Coffee Break Time!
Leaving on a humorous note, I hope!
'There's a
way of transferring funds
that is even faster than electronic banking.
It's
called marriage!
~ Sam
Kinison
Leaving on a humorous note, I hope!
'There's a
way of transferring funds
that is even faster than electronic banking.
It's
called marriage!
~ Sam
Kinison
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