You might just as well eat fish, herring, as to eat Puffin, that`s all a Puffin eats and they taste the same.
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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I was able to get some pretty decent pics flying by/over Greenland on the way home. Was very clear and late in the day so the low angle light threw some nice shadows from the mountains. Check out the glaciers crawling to the sea!! These were taken with my cell phone from the aircraft at 32,000 feet....
Not a tree to be seen.....more barren than Iceland......guess Dan and Jerry musta stopped in there on their way back from clear cutting Iceland....
I did see one Stihl dealer in Reykivik my last night there.......all I could think of was those old ads about the Maytag Repair Man....."loneliest fella in town".........
Not a tree to be seen.....more barren than Iceland......guess Dan and Jerry musta stopped in there on their way back from clear cutting Iceland....
I did see one Stihl dealer in Reykivik my last night there.......all I could think of was those old ads about the Maytag Repair Man....."loneliest fella in town".........
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Stihl dealers you say, what they sell, snowblowers maybe weed wackers, not much use for leaf blowers or chainsaws.LOL Great pics ,Robin
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LOL I don't know.....just saw it from the highway....did see a maniqin wearing orange PPE in the window.Stihl dealers you say, what they sell, snowblowers maybe weed wackers, not much use for leaf blowers or chainsaws.LOL Great pics ,Robin
Maybe set up for traffic control, when fleeing volcanic eruptions.LOL
All big trips come to an end, or the webs got shut off?
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Yeah that's pretty much it......I will be getting the pics the daughter took with my Nikon onto my 'puter soon. Might be a few interesting ones in that batch.....
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So was up to Uncle Bob's and was tuning his Husky 350 that I turned into a 353 a couple years ago but had to stop and shut it off as it was getting dark.....
Nice pics, I watched the eclipse through my auto darkening welding helmet, was quite a site, did not try taking pics as I don`t have any filters for my camera, wasn`t a total here but so close there was not enough light at its darkest point to keep my helmet darkened.
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I did the same thing but as it reached totality i started getting flashed so had to give it up and go with the glasses.
At totality you could watch it with the naked eye....that was very cool.
Great pics Robin !!!
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We were fortunate...a friend gave us a few "eclipse kits" with glasses and cellphone filters that came with adhesive velcro fasteners to hold he filter on the phone. Also an app you could download to adjust your phone camera automatically. Really needed the filter as here is a pic taken the same time at totality without the filter......phone couldn't cope very well....LOL!!
My phone camera really sucks when pointed at any light emitting object, just a big blur or splotch but the Canon can take good clear pics of the moon or other lit up objects, took plenty at Burning Man at night.
