In a very tight spot
Who cares how tight the spot is, when you've got this view?
posted by whistlestop caboose | 10:04 PM
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3 Comments:
Now this one needs a little more explaining. I see a pumkin that climbed a tree to get to a walkway for a bit of sun and then got stuck sideways in the fence before it could escape and roll off down the hill. Is that what I am seeing?
And by the way there seems to be a smudge of sorts, perhaps a fingerprint on the camera lens between %90 to %97 of the way down from the top about 6/10th's of the way from the left or in the lower left side of the bottom right quadrant in American English number mind set.
Christopher, you've got it! This is what comes of eating too much and moving too little, if that's what pumpkins do.
Why do I think you've been reading my Tribune de Geneve blog about numbers?! As for the smudge, too sadly true: it's inside the camera and I have to find time to leave the camera at a shop, but being without my camera feels like being without an eye. Still, I'm getting tired of trying to take pictures where the sensor smudge is hidden - photography is tricky enough without that.
Is everything all right in Hawaii after the big shake?
There was a lot of minor damage on the Big Island of Hawaii, no deaths or real devastation. On Maui just a lot of shattered nerves and no real damage except for anger at the power company for the extended loss of electric for no known reason.
It was for me a very interesting 10 second fun show ride. It does give one pause though about disaster preparation.
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