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Lol..yeah. It is a matter of taste. I saw a woman on the street in the French Quarter doing pencil drawings. I asked if she took things out. Her answer was, no that she wanted people to see her drawing and then walk by the place and recognize it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeovers
One of the things I like about PS is the ability to take out power lines when shooting old buildings.
Makes ny mouth water, in Hawaii they have comparable sushi bars to cater to the Jap tourists at 1/2 the Tokyo fare. I can live on that food.Quote:
Originally Posted by robuzoLunch is always your best bet for bargains in Tokyo- actually, that is probably true at the nicer joints here in BKK, too. 880 yen (about 310 baht) all-in for that, and the portions were really amazing. Friendly service too. The sea urchin was as fresh as it comes, no trace of bitterness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
If nobody minds I'll post a photo of an amazing sushi bargain I found near where I stayed in Shibamata (home of Tora-san). This was 550 yen at Ito-Yokado:
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Some of the salmon roe spilled over on the way home, although the shop had put a couple of the red caviar on the bay scallops in the middle. Really fresh and good, under 200 baht (!). Dang, I am homesick already.
A friend has got a farm so we all went camping last night, it's a lovely spot out in Wiltshire and so it's peaceful.
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We had two skips full of wood for the fire, well done men!
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And a good time was had by all until the early hours of the morning.
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Summertime.. :D
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Looks like a great location Rob and I bet that camper van was yours you cop-out bastard with the rest of your mates roughing it on the cold ground. :)
Nice. Were you going to roast an entire cow :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsRobsLife
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my mums koi pond on a clean and water change the other day
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A monument built in 1888 to commemorate a Revolutionary War battle and encampmenthttps://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gif
I wish the camper was mine, but none of us had to rough it.. inflatable matresses, copious amounts of alchohol and a few herbal ciggies meant we all had a very comfortable sleep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
We didn't roast any cows, but we did flame grill a few horses that were in the next field. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sccrhoundNice. Were you going to roast an entire cow :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsRobsLife
Flame Grill, what are you Burger King?....Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsRobsLife
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Villagers!Quote:
Originally Posted by sccrhoundNice. Were you going to roast an entire cow :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsRobsLife
(nice photo, nice lush field)
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Originally Posted by sunsetter
Looks like a nice place to have been brought up. Bet the garden will be nice once weather gets warmer. The pond is nice, less grass to cut.
Might that be Gettysburg???Quote:
Originally Posted by sccrhound
Gettysburg was the Civil War. This is a town near me in Connecticut. I would like to get back out to Gettysburg. Haven't been there in over 20 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA TravelerMight that be Gettysburg???Quote:
Originally Posted by sccrhound
You mean 'kindling' then.Quote:
Originally Posted by crippenSmall bundles of sticks to light the fire with!Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
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Bl--dy townies.:chitown:
Fire-sticks sounds better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Or faggot.Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
I understand Gburg was CW not the Revolutionary War but the pic looked so much like Little Round Top that I had to ask the question. Was down at Gburg last in Oct 2009 for daughter's wedding that I hosted. Stateside home just East of the War College a few miles. Gburg is a wonderful place to visit in the fall season with the leaves in full color and the vast open spaces and meandering battlefield roads. It's great for Motorcycle and/or peddle bikes.Quote:
Originally Posted by sccrhoundGettysburg was the Civil War. This is a town near me in Connecticut. I would like to get back out to Gettysburg. Haven't been there in over 20 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA TravelerMight that be Gettysburg???Quote:
Originally Posted by sccrhound
No need for that kind of language in a family-oriented thread . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Fuzzy BobOr faggot.Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
I have always thought about taking a motorcycle out in the fall, but I would be so busy looking for shots that I would run off the road. I went to college about an hour or so east of Gettysburg.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA Traveler
Elizabethtown? Millersville? Penn State Capitol Campus? Franklin and Marshall? Lebanon Valley?Quote:
Originally Posted by sccrhoundI have always thought about taking a motorcycle out in the fall, but I would be so busy looking for shots that I would run off the road. I went to college about an hour or so east of Gettysburg.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA Traveler
3 days of drizzle and fog.Temp 9 deg today,no sun.https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...i_no_1_439.jpg
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Only to 2 weeks to go to mid-summers day??!!
You dont have to rub our noses into it, we KNOW that it is superior weather!Quote:
Originally Posted by crippen
You forgot to quote this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Wilson
Now, THAT is superiorQuote:
3 days of drizzle and fog.Temp 9 deg today,no sun.
Superior to what ?