Seriously?
posted in: Observations 1
Nothing like walking a park boardwalk over preserved swamp and seeing that someone cared for the place this little.
#TBT 2009 – Fighting Fire on a Cold Day
posted in: Observations 0
For Memorial Day – Margraten American Cemetery
posted in: Observations, Travel 8
I’m skipping a bit ahead of the photos from our trip to The Netherlands and Belgium in honor of Memorial Day. On April 18 we made a stop for a tour of Margraten American Cemetery. It was there that we … Read More
With Flickr For Sale It Might Be a Good Time to Backup
posted in: Observations 1
I’m not saying Flickr is going away, but assuming Flickr’s parent company, Yahoo!, gets sold, the future owner of Flickr is also in question. As this article on PetaPixel says – In the hands of a good owner, Flickr could … Read More
Merry Christmas!
posted in: Fun Times, Observations, Smartphone 2
A sun-filled hotel lobby in Sydney. Holiday decorations and Summer weather were a new experience for me, but it also made me wonder how some different holiday traditions could be fueled by the seasons on the other side of the … Read More
Flickr Starts Auto-Tagging Photos, Creates a Mess
posted in: Observations, Site News 1
I have to admit, I wasn’t even aware that Flickr was going to start auto-tagging photos hosted on it’s service until I saw an article complaining about it. I didn’t like what I saw in the article. I liked the … Read More
British Museum
posted in: Observations, Travel 8
On a recent trip to London for work, I found myself with an opportunity to explore some of the sights of London. Because of the nature of this trip, and the work commitments I had, there wasn’t a ton of … Read More
Pay Attention to Your Surroundings
posted in: Nature, Observations 14
I had been thinking about a situation like this when we were down in the Okefenokee Swamp recently. They got out of the car to get a better view of the alligator, but the man unknowingly had stepped on a … Read More
Some Things Can’t be Avoided
posted in: Nature, Observations 0
The weekend before Christmas, the wife and I headed out to spend the weekend in Helen, Georgia. Helen is fairly well known for it’s Alpine Christmas decorations, which seemed like a fun thing to see, and is very close to … Read More