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Linda
9/23/2020 04:41:27 pm
I've tried to go back to previous hobbies since settling down again. It doesn't work. But, I do agree that computers are now essential. I can tell because that's one of the first things I would grab in case of a fire. Probably right after my purse with all my IDs and money. But, I do carry a computer backup on a flash drive in my pocket so I would at least still have my data if I couldn't save my computer.
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Tom
9/23/2020 06:09:37 pm
You're absolutely right Linda. I remember long time ago reading something about what people would save if their house was on fire and the family and the pets were all safe, and most folks said they would save the family pictures, which in those days was usually in a shoebox.
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Frank Souze
9/23/2020 07:15:10 pm
Great definition & color on the passenger cars Tom.
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Tom
9/23/2020 08:26:33 pm
Thank you Frank I appreciate that. I found two more pictures that I have of the saloon, but I don't know if they would be much help. One picture is of the bar from a different angle, and the other is the front of the saloon I took from out in the street. I will work those two pictures into my blog in the next couple of days.
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Judith
9/23/2020 07:54:34 pm
So, after having had many avocations, and interesting ones at that, though I suppose if they hadn't been, then they wouldn't have been avocations, you are springing for a camera on a new level. Good. Sorry for the run-on sentence. At least that's what I think my English teacher would have called it, but I'm not sure. As I have said before, you do great photos...so it will be interesting to see what happens with the Canon!
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Tom
9/23/2020 09:03:05 pm
Thank you very much for the compliment, and don't worry, I've had many sentences run on and some even run off, and my English teachers caught me with my participles dangling many times.
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Judith
9/23/2020 08:02:39 pm
On another topic, FYI: http://taketothehighway.com/2020/09/23/cloudcroft-clouds-and-silver-linings
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Linda
9/24/2020 01:34:04 pm
That reminds me of a canoe camping trip we took with another cuple. When we went to bed, we were the only ones in the campground. In the morning there were so many tents there one was even setup between us.
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Tom
9/24/2020 02:30:49 pm
Yeah that was terrible. I don't know why anyone would want to camp like that. I'm hoping I won't be facing anything like that this winter because I would reassess my lifestyle before I would live that way. That reminded me of a while back when I was in Q during the Big Show and without knowing it I boondocked to close to the big tent. I never made that mistake again.
Tom
9/23/2020 09:04:31 pm
Good grief !!! That's my worst nightmare. I'm horrified that my innermost feelings are correct and that's what boondocking is going to be like this winter. Oh well at least the desert around Quartzsite is big enough that it'll never fill up.
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