This collection is a big bucket that carries a lot of stuff! Out and About chronicles anywhere and anything I see or experience when I’m just Out and About. This bucket is image heavy with people and places.
A Galveston Bay Sunrise taken from Kemah, Texas. The fiery ball poked up from a windswept bay on a cold and blustery February morning. Very few boats had journeyed out in the bay this day. This sunrise morning produce an orange glow through a thin haze and cloud. To truly light up the sky a […]
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Although I don’t live in Austin, I support the University of Texas through tuition payments and living expenses for a sophomore there. I received the customary iPhone shot of the snow that fell overnight there. Although not much snow fell, central and south Texas do not deal well with any type of frozen precipitation. The
Multiple trips to Italy left me with fond memories of food and history. I pulled up a few photos of Italy from the Archives to share with you. I made trips in the 80’s and 90’s, both work related and private. I was fortunate enough to be able to visit Rome, Florence, Venice and many smaller
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This scan from the past is a vivid example of a how beautiful a Hawaiian Kona sunset can be. Some of Hawaii’s best sunsets are visible the Big Island’s Kona coast. The coastline faces west and has an unobstructed view to the horizon. Pick a place with a nice foreground, throw in a couple of
A meeting with the Vice President doesn’t happen every day. In the period of time between Dick Cheney’s role as Secretary of Defense during the presidency of George H. W. Bush, and his position as Vice President under George W. Bush, Cheney was chairman and CEO of Halliburton Company from 1995 to 2000. I had the
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How many parking tickets can you get? I lived in England for about 6 months and stayed in a guest house/hotel that had no parking. As a result I parked on the street for a long time, much to the chagrin of the “traffic warden”. A traffic warden is the English version of a meter
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