Coming from here:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1068590/
This is the place to post any photos you want - not necessarily garden photos.
This was from Mammoth Cave.
Miscellaneous Shots - Part 2
wow were those fox vs eagle photos amazing!!!!
Ya, even hubby was impressed.
and that's saying something. ☺
I sent the thread to Randy too
I'm waiting for the rematch!
Another from Mammoth Cave.
Sniff.
Restaurant in Grand Central.
Some shots from this morning while waiting for the bus....wow, just an extra 1/2 hour really helps me...I am so wide awake!
This is the back left corner of our property-shot from my deck
Momma and baby snail
Holly
Azalea with a snow hat
I like that last shot, Jen.
The famous Oyster Bar in GC. They have Guastavino tiled arches and if you stand in a certain position under the arch and another person stands in the corresponding diagonal corner, you can practically speak in a whisper and clearly hear each other.
Fixer-upper!
So how are the oysters?
I'm not the one to ask! Cousteau called them the garbage collectors of the ocean. Yuck.
GW's handwritten inaugural address.
One of my cousins giving his best GQ look. ^_^
The stairs that determined your fate. This is from Ellis Island. If you were staying in the NY area, you went won the right. All elsewhere in the US and you went left. Down the middle and you were deported. 85% stayed.
Really nice shots Victor! I saw that Ellis Island documentary. Very interesting!
my mom took us to Ellis Island on accident .. took the wrong boat to the statue of liberty
Put my point and shoot on the Roomba robot vacuum a couple of months ago. The vibration causes the blur that gives it the funky look. I like it and have to do it again.
Ugly bug.
One of my favorite 'action' shots ever. I had just gotten my first digital camera (Nikon Coolpix 995) and snapped this of my younger son at just the right time!
That is the most hysterical pic.
funny & cute Victor!
cute
I'm thinking he won't think it's so cute that you posted that here when he's say..about 16!
It is cute though!! lol Looks like it was an "eye shot'.
True!
Saw on the news (probably done now) an auction in NYC. Something Green - on the green? A famous restaurant - Well anyways its going out of business and I would go to the auction to see all the antiques going off. I saw wicked beautiful lamps/chandeliers/lighting/ I would go just to take pictures.
Tavern on the Green?
Would love to have something from there, I'm sure my one friend would too, she had her sweet 16 party there.
No - it's in Central Park.
I think I read somewhere that the auction started Jan. 13th & 14th, it all over and yes it's Tavern on The green.
Very sad
History
Central Park's Tavern on the Green was built in 1870 and was designed to hold sheep. The sheep in Central Park were then moved elsewhere and the structure became a restaurant in 1934.http://www.tavernonthegreen.com/history.asp?headinfo=abouttavern&subhead=history7 It was bought by the LeRoy family in the mid-1970s. The owners were forced to file for bankruptcy in September 2009. The restaurant will be in operation until December 31, 2009. The new owner, Dean Poll, plans to install new kitchens and renovate the restaurant.
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Went driving a bit looking for ice formations. Here's one.
Another. Dang cop had to drive by. He was slowing down like he was going to turn around and come back toward me, so I high-tiled it out of there.
One more.
