Tokyo - well done Elaine, Joani, Jim, Mike, Peyton, and Tony.
"Sawmill Scenic"
Shoot Thirty!!
About fifteen photo buffs took the opportunity to get out and shoot The Sawmill - a nineteen acre reclaimed former industrial lumber yard in Acushnet. There is a half-mile trail around part of the property.
It was not the best time of the year for landscape photography. Here I did like the clouds and their interaction with the ground cover.
However, someone did mention a bonus location just down the street - see you there. . .
Where in the World?
Tokyo - well done Elaine, Joani, Jim, Mike, Peyton, and Tony.
"Sawmill Scenic"
Shoot Thirty!!
About fifteen photo buffs took the opportunity to get out and shoot The Sawmill - a nineteen acre reclaimed former industrial lumber yard in Acushnet. There is a half-mile trail around part of the property.
About fifteen photo buffs took the opportunity to get out and shoot The Sawmill - a nineteen acre reclaimed former industrial lumber yard in Acushnet. There is a half-mile trail around part of the property.
It was not the best time of the year for landscape photography. Here I did like the clouds and their interaction with the ground cover.
However, someone did mention a bonus location just down the street - see you there. . .
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?
there
are secret tunnels underneath the city. They run under the Makati City and
the Global City in Taguig and go 3.5 meters deep underground.
construction
of the tunnel started in 1900. At the beginning it served to help transport
food, medicine and other military supplies. During World War II it served as a
hiding spot for Japanese officials.
Restaurant
called “Hobbit House” is entirely staffed by “little people!”
was
originally named Ginto, which means the Land of the Gold.
Zoo and
Botanical Garden receives millions of visitors every year and is home to more
than 800 animals from nearly 100 species.
the early
rulers were called “panginuan” or “panginoon” or lords in English and is the
birthplace of Andres Bonifacio, Joseph Estrada, Manuel Villar, Dolphy and
Gatpuno Antonio Villegas.
two of the
oldest universities in the city which are still operating are Colegio San Juan
De Letran and University of Santo Tomas.
A Word to the Wise. . .
"There are three constants in life...
change, choice and
principles."
~ Stephen Covey
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?
there
are secret tunnels underneath the city. They run under the Makati City and
the Global City in Taguig and go 3.5 meters deep underground.
construction
of the tunnel started in 1900. At the beginning it served to help transport
food, medicine and other military supplies. During World War II it served as a
hiding spot for Japanese officials.
Restaurant
called “Hobbit House” is entirely staffed by “little people!”
was
originally named Ginto, which means the Land of the Gold.
Zoo and
Botanical Garden receives millions of visitors every year and is home to more
than 800 animals from nearly 100 species.
the early
rulers were called “panginuan” or “panginoon” or lords in English and is the
birthplace of Andres Bonifacio, Joseph Estrada, Manuel Villar, Dolphy and
Gatpuno Antonio Villegas.
two of the
oldest universities in the city which are still operating are Colegio San Juan
De Letran and University of Santo Tomas.
A Word to the Wise. . .
"There are three constants in life...
change, choice and
principles."
~ Stephen Covey
Murphy's Laws. . .
Law of Slide Presentation:
In any slide
presentation, at least one slide
will be upside down or backwards,
or both!
Law of Slide Presentation:
will be upside down or backwards,
or both!
It's Cartoon Time. . .
It's Cartoon Time. . .
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