This is a discussion on HMQS Gayundah - Shipwreck within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Originally Posted by Bambi MA those are riveting shots!!!! You are doing some awesome work with this light painting! Kat: ...
You were a Weather Girl Kat? Like ... on TV?
"Hello Nova Scotia ... I'm Katrina and what a lovely day we had in the east today! -47C with a windchill of -9million but who's complaining when the snow drifts are only 2/3rds of a mile deep huh? Tomorrow, it's get out those bathing suits because we don't expect the temps to drop much below -30C!!! Oooooh I can feel the suntan lotion on my skin now. Anyone want to come and help me rub it in?? ... Cya tomorrow Nova Scotia "
Ha ha..not on Sable Island. I recorded the weather and we did studies on the air and water. I also, when not doing the weather had to help with projects to preserve the Island. It was amazing. Horses roaming free..seals on each side, birds..bees that flew on leaves..and sand. OMG..I'd come home and it would take weeks to get the sand out of my hair. At the most we'd have 4 people working there at one time. Sometimes less.
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Sable Island, Nova Scotia, Canada Flew on that plane..the truck the same as I went..everything.
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Wow - very cool pictures. Every one has some special point. In the first the ship itself, in the second the great colours and in the third I love the stars - all three are really wonderful.
I'm late to the party but really nice set MA
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Interesting photos and story. I like the first shot in particular.
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