Random Photo Thread: The Sequel

[GimmeAnotherOne]

Great photo! Hopefully you're still active doing stuff outdoors.



Gimme, is that you on your bike? What kind of bike do you have?

Sorry bbqcoder not me. Just a great pic I caught from Hersheypark area.

Another golf course pic I took recently.

 

[oldschoolkz]

Picture taken while flying over Norfolk UK coast.

 

[TATTRAT]

 

[GimmeAnotherOne]

Bill the butcher headstone (from gangs of New York). Green-wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. Btw he never even had a real headstone until the movie was about to come out. They bought it for him since he was going to be in a big blockbuster

 

[caseydog]

Very nice... and no Photoshop, right?

CD

 

[caseydog]

I ran across a old photo of myself today. This was taken in about 1967.

Did you ever see a person growing out of the wall of a cave? Here I am at age 20, in Ram's Horn Cave, just outside of White Sulphur Springs, Montana. A group of us were doing some amateur spelunking in Montana's 3rd largest cave. It's not a tourist cave. It was about a half mile walk from the highway through open pastureland up on a hillside. You could walk 10 feet away and never see it, but we had a person who'd been there and knew how to find it.

I went cave exploring near Fort Knox with my Boy Scout troop when I was about 13. I was small for my age, and very thin, so I could go into nooks and crannies that the others couldn't. I was fearless then, so I was eager to do it. We found this one separaton in the rock that was about 40 feet wide, 40 feet deep on a bout a 20 degree angle, and about 12 inches high. I gladly volunteered to shimmy down on my belly to see what was down there.

At the bottom was a big cave, with water running through it. There were bats on the ceiling of the cave, and bat $--t in the floor. There was also graffiti. The others shouted down to me, "What's down there?" I replied (I don't remember the real names) "John Doe was here."

I can't see myself doing that now, even if I could.

CD

 

[GimmeAnotherOne]

Couple of recent ones.

 

[Andy M.]

Rick and CD: My hat's off to both of you. No way I could crawl, climb, shimmy, slide into such confined spaces.

 

[RPCookin]

Wild Sunflowers are in their full late summer glory here in northeastern Colorado.

 

[TATTRAT]

Very nice... and no Photoshop, right?

CD

Lightroom, levels a little, but shooting into the sun really worked here. I'm really liking the Hasselblad on the Mavic 2 Pro.

 

[Cheryl J]

What wonderful pics! Thank you all for sharing.

Andy...same here. There is no way I could shimmy my way into such a tight space without having a panic attack, no matter how young I was. Claustrophobic since...forever.

 

[TATTRAT]

Gibbs Hill Lighthouse

 

[Farmer Jon]

Getting the planter ready for the cover crop. For perspective the tires on the tractor are just over 6 ft tall. The planter is 40 ft wide.

 

[dragnlaw]

and that shadow in the foreground makes the person taking the picture about 8 maybe 10? feet tall. You one big guy Farmer Jon!

I know exactly how big those things are... I'm often stuck behind one on the road going to the next field!

It's OK, that's country life.

 

[TATTRAT]

Above Horseshoe Bay

 

[Kayelle]

Great pictures everyone..thank you.


This is a lovely bouquet sent from my "Lunch Bunch" ladies and my Lladro' "Shall We Dance" figurine from my sweet Souchef.

 

[strmanglr scott]

Just a few photos about me.

 

[Cooking Goddess]

Our back yard is looking a little "Winter Wonderland"ish today. [emoji813]

 

[Cooking Goddess]

A (sun)dog came out to play today.

 

[TATTRAT]

BUMP

I'm surprised this thread has died off...

Here's from the last socially distanced joyride to Leeyslvania State Park.