Rogues Gallery 2

Thanks.  Pop art is indeed cool. :P

Myself, slumming it last weekend.

this is my most recent photo

Hey, Fahzi is a flannel bro!

Edited by HughesJB4 - October 26 2008 at 21:46

Jim Garten wrote: memowakeman wrote: this is my most recent photo That looks disturbingly like the last thing someone would see whilst being strangled by you

Analog cameras are better.

Mikerinos wrote: Here are a few pictures I took a few days ago.  My first time really using a digital camera, but I think they turned out well.

Peter wrote: Nice pics!   What area is that? (Your declared "planet Gong" location tells me nothing real.) Looks like some pretty countryside -- that dirt road is calling my KLR!   Nice pumpkin patch, BTW -- USA? England perchance? (I can't tell if that wheelbarrow is right-hand drive....)

Thank you.  The region is Ulster County, New York, taken from about a 1.5-2 hours walk from my college campus at SUNY New Paltz.  I plan on taking more pictures sometime soon, if the weather and my stamina unite in harmony.  Even better would be if I could borrow or buy a bicycle (I'm a freshmen so we can't have a car on campus, and I really do not miss it).

Mikerinos wrote: Here are a few pictures I took a few days ago.  My first time really using a digital camera, but I think they turned out well.

now I see you, you're on the distant mountain to the left, waving

Peter wrote: ^ Ah.   I suspected north-eastern US (somewhere temperate, but significantly south of here in north Ontario, in any case -- our leaves are well gone). I have driven through upstate New York. It has some lovely pastoral scenery.   This summer, I drove back up to Canada from Boston through Vermont -- those green mountains & farms were lovely!       Good luck in university -- remember what you're there for, and work hard -- if you do, you'll never regret it!

Vermont and New Hampshire are really beautiful.  A shame I could only spend a few weeks there back in my boy scout days at summer camp.

I'm from New Jersey, but going to college in New York was ultimately less expensive because of really high NJ taxes.  So far, I really enjoy this area, and the people have been generally much more intelligent, interesting, and friendly than in high school, although I still often stick to myself.

Wandering around in nature listening to some slow, dreamy, ethereal music is one of the greatest sensations I have ever had.  Really hope I can take a few more days off to do this, but it's difficult with the chilly/rainy weather in addition to the college workload.

Thanks for the wishes.  I've been working harder than in high school, where I slacked off, and have been doing well for the most part.  Still undecided with what to do, but in a way I prefer to be less decided and more open.