Weekday at the Ohara
First sun
Early frost, a tragedy
light reading
hues
Howling at the noon
Still white
First light
Hour after sunrise
Must still be a mountain in the way
Blooming log!
Frosty Morn
Tree tops
Road to the house
2 minute poses
3 minute pose
Before the storm
Background
and 22 skeedoo!
It''s a good thing.
Did anyone notice
an evening well spent
Send in the clowns
Life session 1-29-10
The moon at high noon
High Noon
First sun through the window!
Challenge 257
Rejuvenation
On my 1st trip to Japan
SFW in progress
The next iteration
21 January 2010 drawing session
Time to move beyond
burning inverted
burning bright
With a wind off the lee shore
Sunday sun
at -10° F (-23°C.)
wall flowers
Life session 14 January 2010
EDM #248, Draw a lock
without a safety net
Painted outside at -30 degrees
Occidental Orient
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Fire in the hole!


I know, I know... many of you, just like me, have been wondering what to do with those old 50 pound dynamite crates you have sitting around. Well here you have it, if you stack them 2 high they make great bedside tables/bookshelves! Do take the dynamite out first though, the fumes can give you a terrible headache!
In so far as we live in a world where anything not specifically permitted is forbidden, now for the disclaimer: These are antique dynamite crates & no they didn't have any explosives in them when I got them. So there!
The Dupont Duobel B sticks were used mostly in mining and were considered, by the Bureau of Mines, a "permissible explosive" is that they produced little (read less than some other explosives) flame and were less likely to create an unwanted explosion in coal mines with possible gas pockets.
In so far as we live in a world where anything not specifically permitted is forbidden, now for the disclaimer: These are antique dynamite crates & no they didn't have any explosives in them when I got them. So there!
The Dupont Duobel B sticks were used mostly in mining and were considered, by the Bureau of Mines, a "permissible explosive" is that they produced little (read less than some other explosives) flame and were less likely to create an unwanted explosion in coal mines with possible gas pockets.
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