One thing connects to another….
Tweet Bob, George and I took advantage of a fantastic fall Saturday to head out for some rainbow trout fishing. It was a great day to be on the water and we managed a few fish in the process. Here we are at the first lake. As usual Bob is the first on the water […]
Tweet Daniel Dorling, Mark Newman and Anna Barford have produced an interesting world atlas (The Atlas of the Real World: Mapping the Way We Live) that represents land area in proportion to various demographic parameters. I have been working with spatial information (maps, satellite images, etc.) for most of my career so I find this […]
Tweet Headed out to Appleton for a couple hours fishing on the Mississippi River (the other one) with DC. It was a great evening for float tube fishing – sunny and calm but the days are getting shorter so we had to pack it in by 8. We caught lots of smaller fish but both […]
Tweet I got around to processing a few more images of Newfoundland. Cull Harbour was an interesting spot. You got to it by a narrow bridge. We spent an afternoon on a whale watching tour from Bay Bulls. The whales didn’t disappoint. We probably saw a dozen different whales in total. They were in the […]
Tweet My friend Bob and a couple other guys from the OFS went fishing at the Bing Retreat earlier this week. Bob sent me the photos. By the looks of these rainbow trout, they did ok.
Tweet A few photographs from our trip to Newfoundland this summer. Salvage, Newfoundland Remains of an old fishing boat Humpback whale
Tweet Photographs from our trip to Vermont in May. Beautiful morning but no fish.