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I probably could use a haircut, but otherwise I tried everyone's advice from the ballast to the socks, but it still looked to me like 170 pounds. Then I flipped the phone 180 degrees thinking the perspective might be off and got this picture:
http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/...0socks%202.jpg
My conclusion is that I should get a digital scale.
Here's a flower that was on the side of the country road we were walking along near Green Bay, Wisconsin. I thought the orange made a nice contrast with the green and black of the forest.
http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/...Lilies%202.jpg
Here's a picture of a tree that someone unearthed, roots and all, and then turned upside down and planted canopy first into the ground. Vines are growing up it and there is grass on the soil around the dead roots raised into the sky.
http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/...20Tree%202.jpg
Great picture, YesNo.
The vines looks to me like Rowan.
Thanks, Dreamwoven. It is a mystery to my anyone would do something like that to a tree, but then we do all sorts of things to trees. It sort of reminds me of a sculpture.
Certainly an intriguing picture...
I went on vacation to another island about three months ago, and here's the beach!
http://i.imgur.com/RTLggZh.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/LMvRxD8.jpg
In the second pic you have caught the water quality beautifully.
Yes, the water in the second one stands out nicely against the buildings and vegetation on the land. Perhaps it is just that I am used to seeing landscapes in the other direction, from the land out to the water.
That is an unusual view of water, North Star, especially what looks like the ripples from a pebble dropped into all that redness.
Good day to be a dog in El Sancho's truck.
http://i971.photobucket.com/albums/a...pslzqzonsn.jpg
Text while driving!? Moi? Never!
Take snapshots and cloud-share them, well sure.
That's one way to get the dogs to pose for a picture. I like the idea of taking pictures using a mirror.
btw, are you tooling along the back roads of your new stomping grounds?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sancho
Nope. I took that pic about a mile from my house in Georgia. We did manage to close on the house in Washington just last week, but we're not really moved in yet. We'll get transitioned over the next few months. It was the first short-sale we'd ever done and there were a buncha more hoops to jump through than with a regular house. It took all summer. At one point I went all Southern on them: "Why Ah say, this heyah short-sale has taken longah than Genral Grant's siege of Vicksburg!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilliatt Gurgle
At any rate, right now I'm in the uncomfortable position of paying the mortgage, taxes, insurance, and utilities on two places, which are on opposite sides of the country. Anybody wanna buy house in Georgia?