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  • peteOcha
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    Yeah, I could totally see the one from the park as a book cover.

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  • JJ Holden
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    Blu - great book cover potential! For both of those. Very nice.

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  • Blu Gilliand
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    Great thread! I love playing around with photography. Here are a couple of random shots:


    "No Fishing"
    Taken at a local park.


    "Diver Down"
    Taken at the Georgia Aquarium.

    Blu

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  • JJ Holden
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    I must admit NJ, I was wondering about the trees - sucking up all those 'nutrients' from the ground. There's a story there somewhere.



    Originally posted by Tito_Villa View Post
    Aren't 'graveyards' beautiful places? Reminds me that i need to go and visit my Granddad's grave again too. & i love the fact that you mention Interpol at the bottom - my favourite band!
    Tito, that song just happened to be playing while I was writing up the post, and yes - very cool band!

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  • njhorror
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    Yeah, I'm a big fan of graveyards.

    Many years ago I used to work in one as a landscaper. One of the heavy equiptment operators used to drive golfballs from the top of the hill. It was absolutely serene. The only thing that could have made it nicer was a little stream. There was a small spring, but I wasn't too keen on drinking from it when the weather was hot, if you know what I mean.

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  • Tito_Villa
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    Originally posted by JJ Holden View Post
    Nice pics, guys!

    We went on a graveyard crawl a couple of days ago - the Angelus-Rosedale cemetery in Los Angeles. Beautiful place, not too far from Downtown:



    I have more pictures on my journal here, if you're interested:

    http://louis-eldest.livejournal July 2nd
    Aren't 'graveyards' beautiful places? Reminds me that i need to go and visit my Granddad's grave again too. & i love the fact that you mention Interpol at the bottom - my favourite band!

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  • Dan Hocker
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    Originally posted by Dungle View Post
    Sorry to hijack this thread. But I started a topic last week, Wednesday I think. And it hasn't been "approved". Is this the norm?
    As I replied to your private message, I have been on vacation for a week, and moderating these boards is not Robert's full time job. However I think it may have been approved and you just didn't notice as it's not in the "moderation queue"

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  • JJ Holden
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    Nice pics, guys!

    We went on a graveyard crawl a couple of days ago - the Angelus-Rosedale cemetery in Los Angeles. Beautiful place, not too far from Downtown:



    I have more pictures on my journal here, if you're interested:

    http://louis-eldest.livejournal July 2nd

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  • Dungle
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    Sorry to hijack this thread. But I started a topic last week, Wednesday I think. And it hasn't been "approved". Is this the norm?

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  • peteOcha
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    Make sure you buy lots of books!

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  • Tito_Villa
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    Have a great time Siep

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  • srboone
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    Enjoy, Siep!

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  • frik51
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    Thanks, everyone!
    No more teaching for now - seven weeks of holidays before me.

    I'm off! Hope to be boarding in a couple of hours.

    sk

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  • srboone
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    Congrats, Siep! It looks like you are trying to keep a strait face while King's name is being mispronounced!

    But, that's an interesting angle of the pic. Who's taking it? I wrote a senior paper for my BA in English called "Stephen King: Young Adult Author" back in 1987. What was the title of your thesis? At least you had his 2003 award for contributions to American Letters and decades of teaching experience for support. I was just a snot-nosed kid who was bucking conventional thought; my ass was hanging out in the wind!

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  • peteOcha
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    Congratulations!

    I'm an English teacher as well (not teaching at the moment, but i got my BA in English, went with something else for MA though).

    Funky looking school!

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