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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.

Today's Tsunami Tidal Surges at Redondo's King Harbor.
Went to the Marina at around noon today and there was Zero winds, so the inner harbor's water should have been smooth as glass. I then watched the tsunami tidal surges entering the marina with a current of about 4 to 5 miles an hour. (See Video) The surge would take about 5 minutes to fill up the harbor and then would start retracting back to the open ocean creating small whirlpools and chop around the docks. This cycle repeated itself about every 15 minutes or so. It was so interesting to watch nature at work.
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Not today! I'm in Raleigh for the weekend and we have a wintery mix. Granted, our "snowstorms" usually amount to an inch or so.
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You can blame that on @two fingers bragging about how warm it was a couple of days ago...:D

Shoot!!! We left all our shovels and wovel in VA. :banghead:
 
Huge piece of art hanging in the convention center where my daughters played volleyball this weekend. It's made entirely of banjo parts.
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Rawlee. :D (growed up there)

Now, for some banjo geek-speak. Those are first-generation Deering Goodtime banjos. I would know them anywhere. I bet the artist(s) procured these when Deering scrapped the paddle headstock and switched to the more fiddle-shaped one in current use. Here is an old one on Reverb. https://reverb.com/item/49012554-deering-good-time-banjo

And here is a link to the new one. https://www.deeringbanjos.com/collections/goodtime-banjos/products/goodtime-banjo