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
Waipio Valley from the Archives – With the onset of bitterly cold weather in Texas, I figured we all needed a little tropical influence. Below is a photo taken in Waipio Valley about 2 miles inland from the black sand beach that forms the seaward boundary of the valley. The valley has historical and cultural
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I’m not sure what Phil will decide today, but I am sure that winter has come to SE Texas without any mercy. A strong Arctic cold front dropped the temperatures 40 F in a matter of just hours, and has settled over us for the next few days. There is even a threat of snow?
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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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The Great Barrier Reef Cod Hole is a unique place near Ribbon Reef #10 – Great Barrier Reef Australia. These scans were made from photos taken on 2 trips on live-aboard charter boats. Live-aboard is the best way to experience the Great Barrier Reef, there is just too much distance for day trips. The Great Barrier
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