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egg_shell

wednesday - dreamy morning

Apr 29, 2020 16:45

Dave had his eyepoke day today so to pass the time while he was at the clinic I walked the Meadville Ernst bike trail extension again. Took the DSLR with the Super Takumar lens. I love looking at things through the eye of that lens. Lots and lots of pics: ( HERE... )

ernst bike trail extension, d5600, macular degeneration, super takumar, dave

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olbuksings April 29 2020, 22:05:29 UTC

Re pics 2 & 3, if I were on that bike trail, I WOULDN'T like how it looks like a big black snake, lol. Great pics as usual, though...

egg_shell April 29 2020, 22:59:52 UTC

Thanks! I never saw a thing like that before. Wish I knew its purpose.

olbuksings April 30 2020, 01:23:44 UTC

That's OK, my grandson and I have recently invested in new ROAD bikes--not the skinny tire kind, but hybrids which will typically be ridden where there are no snakes, lol.

(I have nothing against snakes, per se, although my sympathies have always sort of leaned towards Eve in THAT story.)...

egg_shell April 30 2020, 02:49:10 UTC

I am so glad to hear you'll be riding again! That'll be great!

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seaivy April 29 2020, 22:48:32 UTC

O WOW !!!!!!!
fabulous pictures!
what an eye you have
special and a joy
i don't have the words but you know what i mean
it's the gift artists have

egg_shell April 29 2020, 22:58:04 UTC

Thanks! One of my favorite things to do. Wander around and see what catches my eye.

seaivy April 29 2020, 23:02:10 UTC

artists see and experience things differently
it is just the way it is
it's a gift

salariman April 29 2020, 22:52:02 UTC

👍

low_delta April 29 2020, 23:43:15 UTC

Nice!

It looks like the kind of barrier they put around a construction site to stop runoff.

egg_shell April 29 2020, 23:50:30 UTC

Yes, sounds right. It was only in places where they had put in a freshly graveled road.

kabuldur April 30 2020, 10:20:54 UTC

That walk you went on was nice. The lense really did make your photos dreamy!

When I was the barrier had woodchips in it, I thought it might be for stopping erosion.

I'm really curious about the house. Was it really crooked? If so, it should have a little crooked man and a little crooked lady living in it :)

egg_shell April 30 2020, 10:34:04 UTC

The side of the house really did have a big bend in it. Collapsing in the middle. It was abandoned and no one living in it. I thought of that nursery rhyme too! :-)

kabuldur April 30 2020, 11:50:47 UTC

Goodness! I guess that's okay if it's abandoned. No-one to hurt if it collapses!