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Havanna. Foto: Michael Gründel
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Odds And Ends
Here are a few leftover photographs from 2014 that i did not post.
A rest stop on the way down to Plattsburgh.
Inside of the old Montreal Forum just before Christmas.
Transparent, colored building blocks on top of a illuminated table.
Road leading into the rest stop on our way down to Plattsburgh.
Apparently, squirrels recycle as well.
The border.
Thanks for looking.
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My Blog In 2014: A Review
My Blog In 2014: A Review
I received an email from WordPress this morning containing an annual review of my blog.
The review contains some pretty cool statistics, such as how many people visited your blog over the year, where they came from, what they viewed the most, what blog posts were the most popular, etc.
It’s a very good email to go over so that you can take in all the numbers. From reviewing the stats, you can…
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Tamiya Jordan 191, 1/24th Scale
Tamiya Jordan 191, 1/24th Scale
I have had the Tamiya Jordan 191 sitting up on a shelf in it’s box for the past three years, gathering dust. For various reasons, i finally got to opening the box and started to build it a few weekends ago.
I was somewhat apprehensive in starting this kit because i had not done a build in quite some time. Though, after cutting off a few pieces from the sprue and doing some painting, i was…
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Waiting At The Border
Waiting At The Border
We made good time getting to the border, then we came face to face with this:
In the above photo, the border station is beyond the tree line in the distance.
In the below photo, you can just start to see the main building of the border station.
In this photo, you can see the entire main building of the border station.
All in all, it took about an hour to cross.
Photos taken with my X10…
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Childhood Destination: Stowe, VT
Childhood Destination: Stowe, VT
Before 9/11, you did not need a passport to cross the US/Canadian border. The border guard simply asked where were you going, for how long, where are you from and then sent you on your merry way.
That is what it was like when i was a kid going down to Stowe, VT.
Times have changed and now you need a passport and border guards a little more vigilent. However, as the old saying goes, “the more…
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