Point and shoot - things to photograph

Excellent camo for our oak tree bark, but he showed up quite well on that white stucco wall.
 
What is it?

I saw this crazy cloud formation early this morning. I thought it might be from a rocket launch at KSC, but I didn't see any news stories about it. Or maybe a drunken skywriter. :?
 

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Yup, they don't announce every launch. And I can't believe you can see it that clearly even though you're another 100 miles further away than I am. I'm about 40-45 miles away and our views are almost the same.
 
I did zoom in a bit. :) Probably another satellite, as if there aren't enough up there already. It's weird how the vapor trail gets all twisted around like that from the different layers of air currents.
 
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GOOD to know my Mom in Sarasota watched something - Now I can share that information
 
Waiting for the Amtrak in Los Angeles about 2 years ago.
 

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Couple of more. Roasting dogs at the Oregon coast camping, and part of an old machine at Camp 18, the logging museum restaurant in Elsie - Oregon coast range.
 

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around the home place.
 

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mine today - i was saftey boater for a local triathalon they started about 7:30 am - I am still figuring out this new camera - not happy with it , yet

early morning on lake lanier - teh water was bath water temps - teh air was about 70 the water about 74
 

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Dave, the bright yellow hard hat was most likely to identify her as an event safety person rather than just somebody in a canoe who happened to paddle into a swimming event.
 
An Ol grader.
 

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I LIKE THAT

About the yellow helmet, some events, where I am a saftey boater, require a helmet for insurance reasons. So i always carry it. This was in a lake with no fear of hittimg my head on a rock.
 
I've been looking for one of those. I'd replace the hand wheels with hydraulic cylinders and tow it with my Kubota.:)
 
Most of them were made in the 30's and 40's. Many are still in use where I grew up. They would replace the wheels with something off of a truck and keep rebuilding all of the other stuff. Some would put a couple of rams on but to operate everything hydraulically you would need a lot of valves which most tractors don't have. They have somewhat been replaced by 3pt hook-up blades like so.
 

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