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Nice pics, Rad!!!

I especially like the churches. Though a complete atheist, I have always liked sacred architecture. One name: Gaudi.

Thread-resurrection double post!

I just caught... a dawnbow!!!

As in a rainbow at dawn.




By now, it's a gonebow.

Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.

But the 'bow was beau.

This thread needs another resurrection! Even though I'm not feeling well enough to write anything that requires focused concentration, I can simply post some of my scenic work. That doesn't take too much work. ;)

These all were shot along the shore of Lake Superior, on the northern shore inside of Minnesota, which we natives like to call The North Shore.

First, the shore itself: Then a different spot, a bit higher and gazebo added: And finally, a little stream that feeds into the lake: Right after I shot this picture, a small girl, probably four or five came up with her older sister, saw the stream and exclaimed: "Look! A water fountain!"

Somehow, Teach, I knew you'd be the first one to comment!

Thank you! You are most kind.

figured I'd share some pictures from last year.
I present to you the city I love, and will one day return to.
Boston



I even love the crouded, age old streets.



Here is the original town hall, outside which the Boston Massacre occured.



Peering down these winding streets, some of my favorite pubs exist right down these blocks.

I'm looking forward to going there next year...any recommendations for places to see?

most of what I know of Boston is bars.

the Aquarium is completely worth it. And eating at the Union Oyster House can be pricey but is also totally worth it.

Perhaps you'd trust me enough to poke in for a few hours if you visit Midge If its a weekend, its highly likely I'll be a short distance north up the coast.

You should see the new Apple store down by the Prudential Center. At night, the thing looks like its taken half the city's wattage. The Dropkick Murphys pub is somewhat near it, but, much to my dismay, that has been overrun by townies and plastered with shitty music.

I walked past the Sydney Apple store tonight. It's a big, three storey shop with internal balconies and a massive glass front. I think they must have had a band playing or something.

imagine a similar set up, with HUGE white lights running up and down each side of the building, and an interior so well lit that it make a section of the block look like daylight.

THREAD-LICH!!! *triumphant gesture*

Spiderwebs glistening with dew at dawn at the observatory.





Hope no one runs away screaming...

Very beautiful, Don. ^_^

Reminds me of a scene from Fantasia.