Susan Ewart

OMG! I love these. I cant resist bags and totes. These are beautiful.

Great idea to add the chain link fence in the background Anja.

This is a great shot of Bundy!

I'm with you Diane!

I didn't know waterfalls had types. That is so cool.

I love this Jean. Thank you for sharing. This is so fascinating. I had to laugh about if you need more room you just dig out another room. What blows my mind is there is electricity and I can't see the wires.

It must have been a breathtaking experience. Water is so powerful and mesmerizing to watch. What a great shot this is, the waterfall is framed so nicely between the trees.

It's too bad you can't get him on YouTube. He has a channel and does podcasts. Some are so funny. Especially the ones where his mom sends him a letter and he reads it.

We've had almost 3 weeks of -25 to -30 C, with winds making it feel much colder. I'm grateful to have plug-ins for my car at work. When I lived on the Westcoast (Canada) I never understood remote car starters, but now living in a cold province it's a luxury to have. We had snow before the cold snap, and now only sunny blue skies with no snow. I don't know which is better, cold and not having to shovel everyday or warmer and shoveling everyday.

Oh I just cant wait for 16C but that's months off for us.

I have had to use the Auto-Preserve file in the past. It was several steps back in the save process so i only had to recreate a few steps. But I did have one file very early on that I wasn't able to save and it became a jpg. I never did recreate it. It was before I knew about the compatibility, which I had wrong and I was forced to save a jpg since I didn't know to just change the compatibility.

Stunning object and photo!

I cant even watch, makes my stomach queasy. This is cool and love the color of the bungee.

Bummer about forgetting to save. I have done that. Of course realizing after I closed the image.

I agree. At least we can still use PSP, hopefully for years to come.

Jen, who is the dog in your picture. He/she is so cute and wow, the size of those feet. I love quilts and marvel at anyone who can sew.

How cool that the houses are underground. It's amazing that people can live there. Water must be in short supply there.

I went to an open house for a Pit Mine in Canada and I remember how little the machinery looked when you down to the bottom of the pit. Back at the main yard there was machinery such as we saw in the pit tour and they were unbelievable huge. This is very interesting. have you been to Coober Pedy Opal mine? That would be a cool place to see. Although I saw it's a heck of road to get there. I used to watch this show called "Dirty Jobs" with Mike Rowe and he went there (he's from the US) and he even coined a song "On the Road to Coober Pedy" It's hilarious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mLY2lSd9ig

Stunning. You are walking the walk of the great Ansel Adams.

Thank you so much Bina, that is so kind of you.

I really love his work. Thanks for the heads up I am following him now too. Really inspiring stuff.

This is so cool. I watched some other ones too. I'm blown away at the eyes that move and all the intricate movements they can make. And the machine that drives them is so steampunk looking, very cool. Thanks for the link. it must be surreal to see this up close.

Thank you so much much Sue. I was looking for what I thought would be an odd description for oddball collections and had no idea it was Latin. I wish Latin was a language that was offered in my schools. The title font is Minerva from CF https://www.creativefabrica.com/product/minerva-4/

WOW Cristina! What a great photo. That's looking like a real Magazine cover. Love the barcode too.

Thank you Cristina.