Jakarta, did you get it? Well, Peyton, Joani, Mike, Tony, Elaine, and Michelle did!
"Foliage Shoot with Diane"
Fellow photographer, Diane had helped to judge a competition at my club. Because of her location, I pick her up on competition night and then drop her home the next day.
On this occasion I had asked her to pack her camera. After the traditional morning breakfast, we headed over to the Ames properties in Easton.
Foliage was peak, so we just meandered around the acreage to find proof positive about the colors.
Where in the World?
Jakarta, did you get it? Well, Peyton, Joani, Mike, Tony, Elaine, and Michelle did!
"Foliage Shoot with Diane"
Fellow photographer, Diane had helped to judge a competition at my club. Because of her location, I pick her up on competition night and then drop her home the next day.
On this occasion I had asked her to pack her camera. After the traditional morning breakfast, we headed over to the Ames properties in Easton.
Foliage was peak, so we just meandered around the acreage to find proof positive about the colors.
On this occasion I had asked her to pack her camera. After the traditional morning breakfast, we headed over to the Ames properties in Easton.
Foliage was peak, so we just meandered around the acreage to find proof positive about the colors.
Where in the World?
Better get out the atlas as this year I will be featuring some of the more famous cities of the world! Here are some interesting facts about one of them. Just what city would I be visiting?
Founded in the year 1434
Previously
known as “Pearl of Asia”, it is regarded to be one of Indochina’s most
beautiful of the French-constructed cities in the 1920s
one of the
most historical structures from the early days of the city is called the Wat
Phnom, which was built in the year 1373.
key tourist
sites are: the Royal Palace with Silver Pagoda, which dates back to the mid
1880’s; the National Museum, which was built during the French colonial period
in the late 1880’s
A Word to the Wise. . .
Life is what you make it.
~ Grandma Moses
Murphy's Laws. . .
Better get out the atlas as this year I will be featuring some of the more famous cities of the world! Here are some interesting facts about one of them. Just what city would I be visiting?
Previously
known as “Pearl of Asia”, it is regarded to be one of Indochina’s most
beautiful of the French-constructed cities in the 1920s
one of the
most historical structures from the early days of the city is called the Wat
Phnom, which was built in the year 1373.
key tourist
sites are: the Royal Palace with Silver Pagoda, which dates back to the mid
1880’s; the National Museum, which was built during the French colonial period
in the late 1880’s
A Word to the Wise. . .
Life is what you make it.
~ Grandma Moses
Murphy's Laws. . .
Andrew's Canoeing Postulate:
No matter which
direction you start,
it's always against the wind coming back.
(and, not just canoeing)
Andrew's Canoeing Postulate:
it's always against the wind coming back.
(and, not just canoeing)
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