Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.

[SJLee]

Excellent shot beautiful wish I was there

Thank you, it's one of the most beautiful places I've ever been.

 

[SJLee]

Lake Tahoe.

 

[rollie 55]

Thank you, it's one of the most beautiful places I've ever been.

Man it's lovely

 

[SJLee]

Fallen Leaf Lake where my sisters ashes a spread.

BTW, if you click on any of these images they go massive.

 

[rollie 55]

View from the Marin Headlands of the Golden gate Bridge.

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Excellent shot

 

[rollie 55]

Fallen Leaf Lake.

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Again

 

[SJLee]

Thanks so much. I had a fun time getting to all these places as well. There's a lot of great scenery in California.

 

[rollie 55]

Thanks so much. I had a fun time getting to all these places as well. There's a lot of great scenery our in California.

I've visited the Midwest a few times got some pics on the old format will post someday when I can convert them to digital. California looks great will visit soon I love the states

 

[SJLee]

I've visited the Midwest a few times got some pics on the old format will post someday when I can convert them to digital. California looks great will visit soon I love the states

California has some of the most varied terrain of any state. You can go from the beaches to the mountains in 5-6 hours. Gorgeous coastline, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, it's a visual treasure.

 

[EatS1stBassist]

View attachment 3848071 The great thing about this lockdown I've spent a lot of time fun with my bass. after 40 years I think I'm learning something Well kinda

Beautiful bass Rollie!

 

[EatS1stBassist]

I've visited the Midwest a few times got some pics on the old format will post someday when I can convert them to digital. California looks great will visit soon I love the states

When you are coming to the states please let me know! Love to get together my friend!

 

[rollie 55]

Beautiful bass Rollie!

thank you i kinda like it cant wait to get back playing live again its been about 10 years since i played out there

 

[Oddly]

This is going to be my next project. I have a willow oak growing in the corner of my deck. The previous owners thought it a good idea to build the deck around the tree. I imagine that was a good idea at the time as it provides some nice shade during the hot summer months. The previous owners cut around the tree as it grew with a hand jigsaw and expanded the hole as needed. Now the tree is pressing up against support beams and it is slowly tearing the deck apart. The deck is not above 2' so I have been contemplating whether to tear it out or rebuild it. If I tore it out, I would have a slab poured and extend it out the full length of the house. However, my wife likes the deck so it's looking like it will be rebuilt and I may pour a slab or use flagstone to extend out to the other side of the house.

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If it was at all possible, I'd keep the tree in the deck, that's such a cool looking idea.

 

[rollie 55]

some pics from north wales

When you are coming to the states please let me know! Love to get together my friend!

will do with bass in hand aswell

 

[EatS1stBassist]

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will do with bass in hand aswell

That would be awesome!

 

[EatS1stBassist]

some pics from north wales View attachment 3848187 View attachment 3848188 View attachment 3848189

will do with bass in hand aswell

Awesome beautiful pics! Reminds of Doc Martin.

 

[SJLee]

some pics from north wales View attachment 3848187 View attachment 3848188 View attachment 3848189

will do with bass in hand aswell

These are fantastic!

 

[SJLee]

That would be awesome!

Exactly what I thought as well.

 

[rollie 55]

Awesome beautiful pics! Reminds of Doc Martin.

i think the USA And the UK and AFRICA have some of the best places too see in the world hold up the rest of the world is excellent as well what a beautiful place we live in its about time we looked after it just saying

 

[SJLee]

If it was at all possible, I'd keep the tree in the deck, that's such a cool looking idea.

I would love to but the tree has grown so much that it has moved to close to the foundation beam in the corner and on one side that they no longer can be used. In redoing the deck I would have to have curve before getting to the tree. I would take away the railing and have steps. Also I would pour a concrete slab which would extend beyond the deck to an attached shed.