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Housguy
Chumono
My Bonsai guard, she is a little heavier than the pic in my avatar, but sitting down makes her look really fat. She is one of the nicest and friendliest dogs I have ever owned, but if you are a thief looking to take trees, not a wise choice, lol.
Nanuk
Shohin
Great Blue Heron doing a little fishing.
He's pretty good at it.
He's pretty good at it.
Vance Wood
Lord Mugo
Base of a Krumholz Mugo Pine I have been working on for a couple of years since deciding what to do with it.
Japonicus
Masterpiece
Blue Heron get a Blue Gill?
Nanuk
Shohin
I have a few shots of him after catching two at once.
Housguy
Chumono
These flowers are from a huge hedge and it is in full bloom.
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
.....I guess Really Smart Women know how to put the sticker on the window correctly.....
Are people really this dumb?......yes, yes they are.
Japonicus
Masterpiece
I wonder what went wrong with uploads @Bonsai Nut Cannot upload any pics
Nanuk
Shohin
Nanuk
Shohin
Seems to be working now.
wireme
Masterpiece
Yesterday a full day of laying 1 1/2” T&G over timber rafters then sprinted around in the woods until 11pm picking, had to beat the weekend crowd. Wasn’t sure that I’d be able to stand up straight today but actually feeling just fine. 
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
We have lots of mud dauber wasps in our garden, the orange ones with back wings. They look mean, but they are pretty tame. These paper wasps are the a$$holes of the yard. I’ve been stung by these and they hurt.
wireme
Masterpiece
then there’s the morning backyard harvesting...
Nanuk
Shohin
Another shot of my fishing buddy.
Japonicus
Masterpiece
19 gorgeous miles E on HWY 399 from Pensacola ( 399 often crippled or missing from hurricanes) Looking W from Navarre Bc.
Another one hanging on our wall in a white frame.
Housguy
Chumono
My Dads Japanese garden.
Japonicus
Masterpiece
Housguy mentioned his fathers beautiful Japanese garden. I love it, would like the photo several times over.
Got me thinking about my dad...
This was my dad on a gun dating 1524 in Germany
No date this monument was erected but is standing no more
Pretty cool though, a leading knight was shot trying to cross over a wall.
FDR bridge ceremony April 21, 1945
General Patton, I know that name...sorry missed the caption left pic, Patton again, 2nd from left.
Dad was a photographer, mortar man, and radio man in WWll. I think the radios weighed 80# IIRC
Tank deterrents
Dentist office
My dad and grandfather built a processing lab in the 50's on our property. I was there the day the semi delivered the colour developing upgrade and dryer.
We did school pics, weddings, Santa even parachuted in on opening day after Thanksgiving one year. Also did restoration work.
Oddest request was to come to the morgue and take picture of a lady's husband in the casket (3am!!!) and make a picture of him as normal.
Take different sized pictures and collage together as normal, one from a biker (that had died) on his bike, and add it to a picture of his wife
since no pictures of them together could be found. Folks were scared to change from B&W when he pioneered colour into our tri-state area.
He was on bicycle at that time single speed 3:1 ratio Schwinn lots of hills around here, few tornadoes.
Dads 1st camera was a shoe box, with a pin hole for the aperture, and photographic paper taped to the back of the box.
Me, I know very little about cameras and developing except dad saved all his silver byproduct in a trash can on top of the roof...
Got me thinking about my dad...
This was my dad on a gun dating 1524 in Germany
No date this monument was erected but is standing no more
Pretty cool though, a leading knight was shot trying to cross over a wall.FDR bridge ceremony April 21, 1945
General Patton, I know that name...sorry missed the caption left pic, Patton again, 2nd from left.
Dad was a photographer, mortar man, and radio man in WWll. I think the radios weighed 80# IIRC
Tank deterrents
Dentist office
My dad and grandfather built a processing lab in the 50's on our property. I was there the day the semi delivered the colour developing upgrade and dryer.
We did school pics, weddings, Santa even parachuted in on opening day after Thanksgiving one year. Also did restoration work.
Oddest request was to come to the morgue and take picture of a lady's husband in the casket (3am!!!) and make a picture of him as normal.
Take different sized pictures and collage together as normal, one from a biker (that had died) on his bike, and add it to a picture of his wife
since no pictures of them together could be found. Folks were scared to change from B&W when he pioneered colour into our tri-state area.
He was on bicycle at that time single speed 3:1 ratio Schwinn lots of hills around here, few tornadoes.
Dads 1st camera was a shoe box, with a pin hole for the aperture, and photographic paper taped to the back of the box.
Me, I know very little about cameras and developing except dad saved all his silver byproduct in a trash can on top of the roof...
CasAH
Chumono
Housguy mentioned his fathers beautiful Japanese garden. I love it, would like the photo several times over.
Got me thinking about my dad...
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This was my dad on a gun dating 1524 in Germany
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No date this monument was erected but is standing no more
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FDR bridge ceremony April 21, 1945
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General Patton, I know that name...sorry missed the caption left pic, Patton again, 2nd from left.
Dad was a photographer, mortar man, and radio man in WWll. I think the radios weighed 80# IIRC
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Tank deterrents
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Dentist office
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My dad and grandfather built a processing lab in the 50's on our property. I was there the day the semi delivered the colour developing upgrade and dryer.
We did school pics, weddings, Santa even parachuted in on opening day after Thanksgiving one year. Also did restoration work.
Oddest request was to come to the morgue and take picture of a lady's husband in the casket (3am!!!) and make a picture of him as normal.
Take different sized pictures and collage together as normal, one from a biker (that had died) on his bike, and add it to a picture of his wife
since no pictures of them together could be found. Folks were scared to change from B&W when he pioneered colour into our tri-state area.
He was on bicycle at that time single speed 3:1 ratio Schwinn lots of hills around here, few tornadoes.
Dads 1st camera was a shoe box, with a pin hole for the aperture, and photographic paper taped to the back of the box.
Me, I know very little about cameras and developing except dad saved all his silver byproduct in a trash can on top of the roof...
My uncle’s father was Gen. Patton’s staff dentist during the war. I wonder if that was his trailer?
One of Patton’s last acts before dying in the car crash was to get my Uncle’s father a teaching job for Army dentists at Ft Riley in Kansas. As he got shot in the back while working as a medic on a wounded soldier.
Japonicus
Masterpiece
Wuhl aint that cool. Small world aye? Dad was a grunt Private 1st class. Never got shot, prayed a lot as most did I'm sure.
Got home and while we were splitting wood, a piece of shrapnel from a wedge lodged in his stomach when the 12# sledge hit it.
My Hero!