Photos you’ve taken

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Duomo Milano

 

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Louvre

 

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Wernigerode

 

[SmilingJack]

I love this photo of US-21 in South Carolina, south of Great Falls. Obviously a rip-off of Ansel Adams' far superior, "Road, Nevada Desert," I call it "Road, South Carolina Woods."

Remind me of this...

 

[UNCatTech]

Post some photos you’ve taken.

I’ll start. Here’s my wife at Yosemite (look close)

Wow, your wife's an inch tall?
That's one hell of a tree.

 

[UNCatTech]

Supposedly this is hanging up in Zion's parents house. I know it was framed and gifted to them with a list of his accomplishments.

All right, it's hard enough dealing with conservatives, who let a dook fan join?
Zion should have went to UNC.
Anyway, just kidding, glad to have you around.

 

[UNCatTech]

Louvre

I visited the Louvre before cell phones. All of my pictures were film and in a box in the closet.

 

[donbosco]

Guatemala City street.

 

[donbosco]

Havana Dog. 2011.

 

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I visited the Louvre before cell phones. All of my pictures were film and in a box in the closet.

I hear ya. My first trip there was 1985, no camera! This pic was taken in 2019, my most recent trip to Paris.

 

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Duomo Milano

First Baptist in Kinston?

 

[TarSpiel]

Photo #2 is one of my favorite sights on the planet. And my second home. Is #1 Flores? #3 the cemetery at Chichicastenango?

CLT's 2nd photo is antigua, correct?

Or is there another equally charming city in Guatemala that I somehow missed?

 

[CLT Heel]

CLT's 2nd photo is antigua, correct?

Or is there another equally charming city in Guatemala that I somehow missed?

It absolutely is. I love that place.

 

[TarSpiel]

It absolutely is. I love that place.

Yes, me too. I just completely fell in love with it when I was there...can't wait to go back with my son.

 

[He's Not Here]

 

[donbosco]

@CLT Heel & @TarSpiel

I’ve lived in Antigua for a year once and 3 to 6 months (or little towns on the periphery) several times. The colonial history of taverns and alcohol there has been a focus of mine. It is the most pleasant and historic place to live by far. Lake Atitlan is fine for a visit IMO. I’ve also spent good time in Quetzaltenango and though I’ve never spent more than about 3 months therein a stretch, I think it is a great city - very urban indigenous if you can grock that. And believe it or not there are nice parts of Guatemala City - historic and safe though not gated and elite. I also like Huehuetenango a good deal - there are many Guatemaltecos from there in North Carolina these days. I have adopted family from there.

 

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First Baptist in Kinston?

dook campus

 

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@CLT Heel & @TarSpiel

I’ve lived in Antigua for a year once and 3 to 6 months (or little towns on the periphery) several times. The colonial history of taverns and alcohol there has been a focus of mine. It is the most pleasant and historic place to live by far. Lake Atitlan is fine for a visit IMO. I’ve also spent good time in Quetzaltenango and though I’ve never spent more than about 3 months therein a stretch, I think it is a great city - very urban indigenous if you can grock that. And believe it or not there are nice parts of Guatemala City - historic and safe though not gated and elite. I also like Huehuetenango a good deal - there are many Guatemaltecos from there in North Carolina these days. I have adopted family from there.

Morganton, NC has more Guatemalans per capita than any other locale outside of Guatemala.

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