Vanilla Bean
Master Chef
That is neat. I have never seen anything like that.Flowering tea. Came in a box of several flowering teas with the little tea pot. A Christmas gift from DS's GF. This one was pretty tasty.
Random Photo Thread: The Sequel
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Hammster
Senior Cook
Vanilla Bean, check out Numi flowering teas. That's what this is.
Ok, I think I need to add that to my list of books to read. Curse you Larry Niven for being able to hook me with a short passage about comets as sundaes. I don't have time to read much right now
You will love the book, check out the used bookstore, if you have one, first.
Hammster
Senior Cook
A couple from today's hike around Poway Lake.
This is an osprey. The lake was recently stocked with trout, so I imagine it was keeping an eye on the lake for its next meal.
And, it was really foggy down on the lake, but it didn't stop the fishermen from trying to catch all those trout.
This is an osprey. The lake was recently stocked with trout, so I imagine it was keeping an eye on the lake for its next meal.
And, it was really foggy down on the lake, but it didn't stop the fishermen from trying to catch all those trout.
Dawgluver
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Hammster said:
Too cool, Hammster!
And film noir as well!
vitauta
Executive Chef
blues mixing with slate grey hues, hanging in the air like that, so moodily delicious....
luckytrim
Chef Extraordinaire
Really Great Book !
Another good one in the apocalyptic fiction sub-genre is The H.A.B. Theory
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At $58 for a used paperback...I'm going to have to pass, but if I ever find it at a reasonable price, I will get it.
Skittle68
Sous Chef
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Very pretty.
Hammster
Senior Cook
Yesterday's sunrise. 6 image panorama.
That is stunning!
That's a beautiful picture. Well done!
Ooh, pretty, and really nice job of lining up those six pix.
Hammster
Senior Cook
Thanks all.
Vanilla Bean
Master Chef
very pretty!
I had to make a fire last night. All the freezing rain we have had went right to the bone.
I had to make a fire last night. All the freezing rain we have had went right to the bone.
HEY! I found the random pics thread again
I have semi-recently gotten into vintage 22's and these are two of my target rifles with vintage scopes.
A 1965 Remington 40XB
And a 1941 Winchester 52B
And today I shot my best group ever with the 52B. First time shooting it, too
Five shots at 50 yards
The older I get the more relaxing stuff I like to do. And there's nothing like plinking with a .22
I have semi-recently gotten into vintage 22's and these are two of my target rifles with vintage scopes.
A 1965 Remington 40XB
And a 1941 Winchester 52B
And today I shot my best group ever with the 52B. First time shooting it, too
Five shots at 50 yards
The older I get the more relaxing stuff I like to do. And there's nothing like plinking with a .22
Wow! I'm impressed.HEY! I found the random pics thread again
I have semi-recently gotten into vintage 22's and these are two of my target rifles with vintage scopes.
A 1965 Remington 40XB
And a 1941 Winchester 52B
And today I shot my best group ever with the 52B. First time shooting it, too
Five shots at 50 yards
The older I get the more relaxing stuff I like to do. And there's nothing like plinking with a .22
vitauta
Executive Chef
the rifles are a sleek and beautiful combination of wood and metal, so caringly finished, oiled and polished. they appeal to me aesthetically, and remind me of the simplicity and graceful form of quaker made furniture.
