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"Keey Your Eye on The Ball.."vista 7718 vecesLiterally in this case.
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Close-Up of Cooked Picanha Steakvista 7704 vecesShowing the fine marble of fat, and the grain. This meat was virtually fork-tender, and loaded with juices from the melted Kobe fat.
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A Young Berkshire Pig Boarvista 7652 vecesOr "kurobuta" in Japan.
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Kiko, Mud, And His Ballvista 7575 vecesHere's Kiko, fresh out of the muddy stream. Even though he had to put his entire Bull Terrier head under the muddy water, he managed to retrieve his blue ball.
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.... it's just one of those daysvista 7533 veces
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....... and here I am ......vista 7458 veces
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The Arrival -- Honoluluvista 7360 vecesMy parents met at Leyland Powers, a school of theater and broadcast in Boston (long gone, I'd guess -- Google comes up with nothing). They drove across country and then took a plane (shown) to meet my maternal grandparents in Hawaii. On the way, they got married in Nevada. This photo shows Birdie (my aunt), my father, mother, and grandmoter at Honolulu Airport, summer 1948. I can imagine it was an interesting arrival.
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Is this a facial?vista 7357 veces
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Gloucester Old Spot - Tamworth Cross Pigletsvista 7354 vecesAbout six or seven months ago a farmer asked if he could bring his two Gloucester Old Spot sows to Lucies Farm so they'd have a litter of Tamworth - GOS piglets. The farmer visited us several times and then vanished, leaving us with the babies (and their mothers). These are part of the two combined litters.
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Tapa and Kikovista 7353 vecesTapa has managed to remain relatively clean, but Kiko --- in the quest for his ball --- has managed to coat himself with smelly mud. Was he ever proud of his achievement!
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Enjoying the Imperial Hotel, Torquayvista 7265 vecesI believe it's great to travel with the dogs. Here we all are, enjoying our ocean front room at the Imperial Hotel in Torquay. September 2003
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PanAm Boeing Stratocruiser 377 in Honolulu, Circa 1949vista 7264 vecesI did a Google search on this aircraft, N1025V. It was the first of 21 Stratocruisers delivered to PanAm (delivered on January 31, 1949). At the time it was called "Clipper America," although that doesn't seem to be the name in this photograph. (PanAm apparently had many aircraft called "Clipper America" over the years.) N1025V is now sold as a model. The real N1025V was sold to the Israeli Air Force in 1963 as a cargo plane, and last flew in March 1974.
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