By Callum | Published:
Tuesday 03 Mar 2009 21:23
We caught a train from Chicago, Illinois to Lawrence, Kansas. I didn’t realise just how big Amtrak trains are. They’re huge, double decked beasts.
We spotted windmills in middle America from the train.
I spotted a great photo opportunity as the train snaked right in front of the setting sun. Alas, my camera wasn’t there in time, [...]
Posted in Photos, Travels | Also tagged Amtrak, bananas, Chicago, green bananas, Illinois, Kansas, Lawrence, red bananas, sunsets, trains, Wells Overlook |
By Callum | Published:
Sunday 22 Feb 2009 14:24
Tom and I went up to his family’s farm in Pennsylvania for the weekend. We hadn’t anticipated just how much snow there would be. Our first challenge was to dig out the driveway so we could park the car. Here’s the before and after shots.
Here’s the car after we finally got it parked.
Here’s a shot [...]
By Callum | Published:
Monday 16 Feb 2009 23:29
My first night in New York I saw snow. Then I saw the same snow again today, so I caught a picture in daylight. It may not be much snow, but it’s snow nonetheless!
Posted in Photos, Travels | Also tagged New York |
By Callum | Published:
Friday 07 Dec 2007 13:55
Here’s a few snaps of what I’m enduring in case you’re having difficulty understanding my departure for Las Vegas next week!
I can’t remember what I was trying to capture in this first shot, but this is all I could see…
I wonder what’s not supposed to park here? Reindeer? Snowmobiles?
Or perhaps this is what happened to [...]
By Callum | Published:
Thursday 22 Nov 2007 15:00
A few pics for the photo lovers…
Firstly, the so-called “Streetcars” that whisk passengers around Toronto.
Snow angels anyone?
This is what happens to beer bottles left outside overnight…
A random house I spotted in Saranac Lake a few weeks ago.
Here endeth this installment.
By Callum | Published:
Thursday 22 Nov 2007 08:41
This is the view I awoke to this morning…
Nothing like a little snow to make me glad I work from home!
Posted in Photos, Travels | Also tagged Callum, Toronto |