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Friday, March 16th 2007

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Ken: I live in McDonald, Ks and i really dont think its a boring town. Im a proud person to live in this town.

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 4

noon: I love this! WOW.

in response to tokyo waterways (the arteries)

Marc: Where Is This Salvia Booth?? it has been a few years, but i believe it was near this hotel we stayed at between av. adolfo ruiz cortines and av. colon, closer to av. colon, near the central de autobuses- it was underneath a highway, near a buncha cheap-cd, cheap-clothes, cheap-electronics booths....

in response to Toltec Hivemind

Norma Gonzalez: These are brilliant pieces, your guys are artists. And who says that graffiti isn't art!! I consider it as "Spray Art" which is a form of expression, creativity,and personality.

in response to Graffiti

Marc: BJ my guess is the 50s, when Hatley developed the area. Check out "Eanes: Portrait of a Community" by Linda Vance- it came out in 86, contains lots of interviews. I think they have a copy of it at the Eanes History Center, at Eanes Elementary (open by appointment) so...

in response to And so this is winter at Bandit\'s Cave

Miguel-Angel: IT is something trully amazing. Don Justo should get a greater recognition, although I doubt it is something he has been looking for during his life. It is a unique thing to see this old man trying to make his dream come true.

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

finish em off: We live in a beautiful 1st world country with endless options and yet greed cruelty violence corruption and deceipt still plaugue us. These people have no consideration for anyone around them but themselves, they dont have any conception about the people they hurt. They will kill whomever and wherever seems...

in response to Hell\'s Angels - New York City

SCAM28: Shit...good thing I don't live in America's Meth-Kitchen anymore (i.e. New Mexico)...let's just say I know all too well what's being talked about here...

in response to there is no bleaker moment in the life of the city than that one which crosses the boundary lines between those who have not slept all night and those who are going to work

SCAM28: I really like the second and third pic...I guess it's cause I love them fire escapes...

in response to Some Boston Pics

Guy McLaren: Where are you visiting Halley?

in response to Walking the Dog

Guy McLaren: Those are springbok heads, The infantry in South Africa use that as a logo

in response to Dust to Dust

basketballer: a lot of guys would have trouble aiming in those things, they can barely hit the urinal to begin with

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

Deb from Beaverton: Oh wow, what a great view you have from your apartment! I seen the snow storm pic too, and they're both great pics! I just found this site, and clicked on Toronto, and here I am... I grew up in the big smoke, but I've been in Beaverton for 22...

in response to An Approaching Storm

SCAM28: Nice shots...it was a good idea to take them in black and white, gives them a nice touch...

in response to Beautiful City

Peter: i got out of bed this morning and saw snow! id rather see beaches and flowers, for sure...

in response to Laguna Beach in March

SCAM28: Yeah a lot had to be done after the war and actually they've just started to rebuild a lot of the bordering towns around Berlin that used to belong to East Germany in the last ten years. So it basically hasn't been noticable until about 5 or 6 years ago....

in response to Seasons in Gropiusstadt, Neukölln

jack: i spent three years near berlin, it didn't look like that. there were still buildings hollowed out by the allied bombing, new construction was going up and camps still filled with displaced persons. somehow i loved the city, the ancient and historic city of berlin, but it was...

in response to Seasons in Gropiusstadt, Neukölln

little ukraine: WOW especially on those last two.

in response to Seasons in Gropiusstadt, Neukölln

des de niro: bobby sands was a great man.. and i have so much respect.

in response to Bobby Sands: An Cumann Cabhrach biography of 1981

aimee: i think its brilliant that art can be made from other peoples rubbish!

in response to Ben\'s Chewing Gum Art

SCAM28: @jack...no these aren't mine...check "Just another SCAM" for some of my stuff...

in response to BÖREK the ARTIST

Halley: I did mention I love grave yards. Why are the deer heads on all the grave stones? thanks for the look into one...

in response to Dust to Dust

Halley: great shot. She looks like she has an open wound on her left leg? Women's work is always hard in the kitchen fetchin all that food for the boy's (giggle giggle)

in response to Lionesses Lazing in the Shade

Halley: A perfect choice of pictures, seems the animals not only roam the bushes, but swing out onto the road for a faster route.....lol our bears have been know to come out of the bush and crap on the roads, perhaps there is a message in their action,,,,,you think..

in response to Some of the Creatures That Share My Environment

Halley: Is this in your back yard too Guy? If so please share some more....

in response to Mpumalanga

Halley: did I mention I love storms toooooo, great shots Guy

in response to Storm Coming

Halley: I feel like i have been here before.....sometime in my childhood dreams, this is what I imagined it to look like,hummmmmmmthanks for the memories

in response to More Clouds

Halley: hummm perhaps they had gone to market for supplies. Must be a sight to see in the middle on now-where.............

in response to City Life African Style

Halley: are zebras white on black/ or/ black on white/ go ahead check the picture. who needed a skill testing question anyway's

in response to Zazou and Donkeys in Pajamas

Halley: I enjoyed all your pics on architec, you gave us a broad band of what your people live in thanks, keep up the good work..

in response to African Architecture

Halley: what would a large sack of potatoes cost?

in response to More Architecture

Halley: hummm from hippo and deer of the past, to god's house returning to the land, to a wonderful street scene. fantastic work......Do they get many tourist to come to there town, and if so is there a place to stay for a week?

in response to Bones and Buildings

Halley: on to only have a time machine that could take us back to the day's of our for fathers, i'd be the first one in,,,,,,,,,,,,,thanks for sharing information with your pics, it's brings them to a different light. cool

in response to Beehive Architecture

Halley: Churches and grave yards are two of the firsts on my list to visit while in a country.....What is the prodominate religion of S.A.?

in response to Early 20th Century Architecture

Halley: would a whole family live in this house?

in response to The Dome Home

Halley: interesting building do they take visa hahahahaha

in response to Shopping in Africa

Halley: are all these small hill formations made of Lave? I understand how you could love to live in Africa, this country has been in my head since i was a small girl.and could picture myself living there....

in response to Just Some Views of Africa

Halley: aww I had the pleasure of seeing this done during a documentary, but not sure if it was from around your area? here in canada, ladies read tea leaves to tell the future.

in response to The Sangoma Throws the Bones

Halley: would they consider to restore this site, it must have wonderful stories of the past to share with the rest of us.......

in response to The Ruins

Halley: conversion of old and new, excellent resourse photo

in response to Thatching with Style

Halley: hhhmmmm not sure of this ones name, but he looks a little sneaky.

in response to Lizard

Halley: wow the glossy starling, is much more stunning than our local starlings Your shots are great Guy I look so forward to viewing as many as I can of your country.

in response to Birdlife

Halley: if not for his head, he would have blended in the pic. good job

in response to Blue Headed Agama

Halley: did I mention I love flowers to. you truely are surrounded by some of the most beautiful, unique, and colorful ones. I would love to see more, and perhaps share some of Canada's with you..........please

in response to Wildflowers

Halley: This style of art I call folk art, and we in Canada, have alot of folk artist especially from the easter Islands of our country,they all have wonderful, bright colors that lifts the soul, after their viewing, oh lord i'm going to have an extra room in my house to...

in response to Art for Sale

Halley: beautifull, art is my thing, could be why it cost me so much when i travel contries. i can not resist a good art piece,or two or three, to wrap with care and bring into my house to be a life time reminder of just how lucky I am to...

in response to Art for Sale

Halley: what kind of tree is this and do you use it for building materials like we do in Canada?

in response to Wheres the Wood

Halley: there is something about water coming out of the ground formations that captivates the mind, and this one did it for me thanks 'Guy

in response to The Small Falls at Sabie

Halley: I'm on board with Elaine; if you look closely into the shiny chrome, you will see the lovely ladies taking the pictures, and they do look sexy

in response to Swarm of Bikes

Halley: you did the biker's justice with this shot my bro-in-law would love to travel your country on his harley hog....

in response to Biker Rally

Halley: excellent shot once again. and good eye catcher to distract from what looks like an oil or gas plant in the background...........?

in response to Bougain Villa

Halley: the sound of the duck "quak quak" means a person is a little nuts (crazy) where I come from.........

in response to In My Back Garden

Halley: Do you have more shots of these buildings?

in response to Government

Halley: is all the soil of S.A. this wonderful red color?

in response to Babboons and Babies

Halley: Cool. The elephant is one of my fav's, where do you suggest to go to, if you only had one choice for viewing these magnificant animals in the wild?

in response to Elephant Herd

Halley: Great shot. I can almost hear the birds singing!!!

in response to Lonely Planet

Halley: Do people hunt the deer for food? In Canada, lots of people hunt and eat wild game..........

in response to Bambi

Halley: wow. should make a door bell with that sound for when the solicitors come a knockin" hee-hee

in response to From My Back Door

Halley: wonderful contrast picture, I love dragon flies...

in response to At My Pool

Halley: Are most of the roads there, gravel in Mpumpalanga? Beautiful landscape shot.

in response to Lonely Roads

Halley: hummm is that why men have been known to call their wives, "Ol bird"....

in response to Untitled

Halley: Can you stay at this property while visiting in S.A.?

in response to Barberton 2

Halley: It's a though he is smelling the orchid. lol, dead or alive flowers are a good thing.

in response to Barberton 3

Halley: congradulations!!! another fine shot.

in response to Cover

Halley: I love the first shot, looks like rehabilitation is working for this one. Layed back, and happy........

in response to Nelspruit

Halley: my son builds bridges here in Canada. I'll have to show him this one. Excellent shot. thanks. How long is this bridge?

in response to Bridge over the Sabie

Halley: thank you for the wonderful shots, I'm looking forward to using my Canon Cam in your country soon.

in response to Walking the Dog

Guy McLaren: I drove a milk truck for a few weeks in 98. Delivered Milk and goodies in the Southampton area

in response to Brooklyn Vehicles

natalie: agreed- these are fantastic

in response to BÖREK the ARTIST

Guy McLaren: awesome colours

in response to Rainy Day? Look at Flowers!

Guy McLaren: NIce picture Biff, I love the architechture

in response to Darkest Cabbagetown

Guy McLaren: Oh yes I am going into the Kruger National Park on Saturday, Hopefully next week, I can spoil you with some awesome wild life shots.

in response to Walking the Dog

Guy McLaren: Canon Rebel Xti, 75mm focal length, F/5.6 1/160th shutter ISO 100, Jack its an awesome camera Catherine, He is part Husky, Part German Shepherd, Also a great watchdog, He watches me pick up the car keys and gets to the car faster than a speeding bullet

in response to Walking the Dog

fuzzytank: nikon d80

in response to January 11th

little ukraine: these are great, thanks for sharing!

in response to BÖREK the ARTIST

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