Tuesday, July 25th 2006

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aer suzuki: Catherine : I don't know. I like the sign better not knowing what it's for, although I think Chris is probably right. It's definitely not a bar though.

in response to Labor Temple

ian: Google's satellite imagery is approx. 3 years old. The freeway, until recently, went OVER Montrose. The entire freeway was trenched 20ft below grade, and now Montrose runs over it instead.

in response to Bridge Over US-59

ian: Here is an entry from the construction of this bridge. http://www.citynoise.org/article/1365/

in response to Bridge Over US-59

angela: william have u ever took a drive down the hairy ankle, its more english than the english. It's shit looking all the flags hanging everywere

in response to Graffiti in Belfast

ksedge: i think someone needs to start an "armageddon on the horizon" article! haha that's great...

in response to Sunrise

ksedge: the girl in the 4th picture was straddling her bongos and playing them so fast and aggressively that it actually made me cross the crowd in the street to see what was going on. the split second i took the photo she stopped from exhaustion and put her hands down...

in response to Sun & Salsa

jamie: how nice. i feel like i've seen this view before

in response to Sunrise

Mr. Jimbles: They're blasting today (07/25/2006) and it's louder than they said it would be. I'm in the WFC and it's shaking the building. Bad memories.

in response to Freedom Tower Construction Blasting

EvilGentleman: Oooo, I like it. Cirrus cloud is high and wispy, and creates beautiful effects when the sun is low or below the horizon. I see you caught it in "Armageddon on the horizon" mode. Nice.

in response to Sunrise

EvilGentleman: Nice set. The 4th picture, you captioned as "music", and I have to ask, what the heck is that person doing? I see the bongos/tam-tams, but that position is not normal. The shot of the balloons is surprisingly interesting. I guess it is due to the vivid blue of a...

in response to Sun & Salsa

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in response to You\'re In Calgary When...#2

EvilGentleman: Possibly. But I remember seeing a white Cadillac convertible complete with chromed running boards and chrome and white spare tire covers (you know, for the 2 spares that sit above the running board between the doors and the front wheels) and on the front of the hood... Longhorn steer horns...

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Peter: hehehe. nice find.

in response to Laughing Mushroom

Peter: wow, those reliefs are rad!

in response to Evolution of Life

ksedge: i'm pretty sure it's the canadian blood services building on the corner of 13th ave and 7th st. SW. to be honest, i saw it and snapped the photos cause i liked it and didn't even check out where i was. unfortunately, there was a bush along the front of...

in response to Evolution of Life

Chris Erb: What building is this on?

in response to Evolution of Life

Chris Erb: Likely a union meeting place.

in response to Labor Temple

ksedge: haha no way! why did i have a sneaky feeling it was you when i read the name okcomputer? did you know about this site or did you find out through my blog? either way, welcome aboard. looking forward to more...

in response to Citadel, Flag, Moon

okcomputer: ksedge: it's me, mcork. haha.

in response to Citadel, Flag, Moon

okcomputer: Susannah: Clayton Park, the area of western Halifax where I live and this shot was taken, is becoming more and more densely populated. Rows of town houses, large apartment buildings crammed next to each other, etc. Yet there are ponds and bogs and lakes and nature trails and wooded areas...

in response to Parkland Pond

Autumn: I had the same problem - totally disgusting! Poo bigger that human poo!(see post above).I finally put a big old sheet to cover the poo and no more poo...Make sure there is absolutly NO food source. Even from fruit trees. Good luck!

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Yup. That's pretty happy. Gotta love blue.

in response to Oh Happy Day

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: What is the Labor temple? A Bar? A temp agency?

in response to Labor Temple

Peter: i love the sunset panoramas, and yes, you definitely saved the best til last. that orange is luminescent like crazy. and the purple. nice. geez, now i want to go camping!

in response to Escape from Citynoise

Peter: nice! ive seen a couple of other posts about kensington, but these really do a great job of fleshing the area out for those of us who have never been there. thanks!

in response to Kensington

Peter: mmm, nice night-time shot.

in response to Bridge Over US-59

Peter: nice! i like the scripty "2800" neon, too. i always thought neon- especially red- always turned out nice in photos.

in response to Labor Temple

jamie: nachos and quesadilla's, just like a real british pub

in response to Rudyard\'s British Pub

aer suzuki: Beer & Guns, always a great combo, god bless America. I used to live in Columbia, Missouri and there was a store there with a huge yellow sign, big black block letters spelling out the name of the joint : "Liquor, Guns, & Ammo" Not just guns but AMMO too! Whoooooooooooo-eeeeeeeee!!

in response to Rudyard\'s British Pub

aer suzuki: Gah. Forgot to bracket the links. Copy and paste time I guess, sorry.

in response to Vancouver Through a Car Window

aer suzuki: Wasn't sure what that silver thing was when I posted, but just did a quick search and found these links: http://www.vancouverplus.ca/alcan_omnimax_theatre/398855 http://www.vancouverinfocenter.com/merchant2.php/list2/250/Alcan+Omnimax+Theatre As for the wires, my guess is they're for electric busses. They had trolleys up there but like Seattle those seemed limited to the touristy area. The shot you're talkin' about...

in response to Vancouver Through a Car Window

aer suzuki: you're good at this photo thing, nice shot.

in response to Bridge Over US-59

aer suzuki: very cool, i love the area around the building and the light.

in response to Foggy Melbourne Morning

seaqueue: thanks for the kind welcome, EvilGentleman. i'll try and contribute some more later on in the week.

in response to Kensington

EvilGentleman: You seem to have a knack for still-life shots of people. I also like the last shot. I hope we will get to see more of what you can do in the future. Welcome aboard.

in response to Kensington

chiamattt: bit of a dramatic title for such undramatic pictures imo.

in response to World War 3

ksedge: stunning.

in response to Escape from Citynoise

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