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Yes. I have finally figured things out on this computer at the beach. This is trial number 1, please say something or tell me how it is. So I can post the bicycle, Berlin, Bricks, architecture slide shows that I’ve also promised. IF is not a good slide show inform me please, so I can move on to trial 2 ( flickr).
Anyway the beach holidayafter being a tourist is going really well. A pool to swim in, an ocean just hundreds of meters away, and hammocks to fall asleep in when life gets to hard.
Mom and I went on an adventure of picture-taking in Cirali because only few photos have been taken. And as a family we have come to an agreement that the sizes of pop bottles, and soft drinks are much too large in Canada and the european size is absolutely perfect. I have also come to a conclusion that “fresh” peach juice from a can is amazing here. It is like real peach juice. Not the watered down chemically flavoured stuff we have in America.
Wishing all the best in the horrible rainy weather from this 30 degree weather on a beach.
BDToh! btw the pictures are not in chronological order.
Adventures of the DTs 
September 20, 2010 at 1:34 pm
I suspect that Flicker will work better, and not just because it was developed in Victoria.
This photo site that you’re running now gives a broken image on my computer. A black bar interrupts the lower part of the image frame even in full screen mode.
Sure do like your photo subjects, architectural details are my favourite too.
cheers,
Wally
September 21, 2010 at 5:00 am
Hi Wally
We are having trouble using flikr which is why we switched back to shaw webmail. Thanks for the feedback. We will try flickr again to see if we can conquer it. Hope you are well,
AM
September 21, 2010 at 6:34 am
Fantastic slide show! Bow, you have a good eye for interesting lines and angles. Love the street art too.
I could see the slide show just fine.
x M
September 25, 2010 at 8:22 am
Great pics, Bow. Loved the umbrellas and the lazy cats. And you’ve got a great eye for colour. And the grinning skull in the shop window. Nice and spooky but a little funny too.
Ian
September 25, 2010 at 10:56 am
Hey Bow,
I loved looking at your photographs. So much street level detail, angle and perspective. And a couple of your images (restless sky overhead with leaves peeking out from the right side, and bark-less tree reaching into the sky) positively took my breath away. Keep on keeping your eyes open: you’re doing great!
Christine
September 25, 2010 at 6:19 pm
Hi Christine, So good to hear from you. How is your trip going? We mailed our first parcel from Rome to your address so maybe it will arrive before Christmas????!!!!!