It's hard to argue with anything named "Eugene" as well. It just seems like if it's called Eugene, it must be agreeable.
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It's hard to argue with anything named "Eugene" as well. It just seems like if it's called Eugene, it must be agreeable.
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Every time you post pictures like this you make me homesick.
Nice new digs!
I was trying to figure out exactly where your new place is ..., then realized I've been away so long now, it's a doomed effort.
Enjoy.
Been wielding my camera everywhere I go, and here are a few snaps...
Bridge connecting Royal opera house to the Royal ballet school, Covent Garden:
Jubilee bridge over the Thames, Embankment:
Seagull over Jubilee bridge:
Skaters, Southbank:
Flower gardens, St James's park:
National gallery by night, Trafalgar Square:
Bridge connecting Royal opera house to the Royal ballet school, Covent Garden:
Jubilee bridge over the Thames, Embankment:
Seagull over Jubilee bridge:
Skaters, Southbank:
Flower gardens, St James's park:
National gallery by night, Trafalgar Square:
^^^ VERY cool shots, An Officer. Thanks for sharing those.
Bridge connecting Royal opera house to the Royal ballet school, Covent Garden:
That's a really clever bit of architecture; liking that a lot.
Happened to have my camera with me yesterday, so a couple of photos:
The bumblebee photo is pretty noisy - I only have a cheap P&S - but I liked it anyway.
To get a better idea of his weight loss, we should see him shirtless. For science, you see.
Geez, mate. At least make an attemp to be subtle.
Shameless is pretty much a synonym for unsubtle.
Drinking screwdrivers at the train station on our way to the Cubs game over the weekend.
So weird to think I could have run into you on the el!
^^^ VERY cool shots, An Officer. Thanks for sharing those.
Thank you, TrekkieMonster, and KJbushway! I enjoyed taking them.
Lazy so and so's - can't be bothered to get down stairs and cross the road!
There seem to be a surprising number of these footbridges dotted all around, most of them much older.Happened to have my camera with me yesterday, so a couple of photos:
For some reason, this photo gives me the willies!
Creepy crawlies and all that.
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I took this picture as I was walking out of the old (just turned 120 years old) Sorg opera house downtown. I love old buildings, particularly old buildings that have a display of something long since out of business:
The Admiral TV & Appliances store. I love that building, and right next to it, the U.S. Hotel, believed to be haunted, and though I don't believe in such things, it's easy to understand why. I've been inside and it was a creepy, creepy place. The third floor is usually off limits, but the clerk said we could have 5 minutes, no flash photography. So we (my friend and I) went upstairs and looked around. It was like walking into the past, except dusty, and rather dangerous (falling debris).
I love old buildings. I'm going to have to find the old masonic temple pictures I have lying around here somewhere.
The Admiral TV & Appliances store. I love that building, and right next to it, the U.S. Hotel, believed to be haunted, and though I don't believe in such things, it's easy to understand why. I've been inside and it was a creepy, creepy place. The third floor is usually off limits, but the clerk said we could have 5 minutes, no flash photography. So we (my friend and I) went upstairs and looked around. It was like walking into the past, except dusty, and rather dangerous (falling debris).
I love old buildings. I'm going to have to find the old masonic temple pictures I have lying around here somewhere.
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