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porsche tech 04-24-2023 02:16 AM

Went to Beaufort air show yesterday. Bad sunburn despite 5lbs of sunblock and happen to have dermatologist appointment today. Gonna get yelled at.

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bugstrider 04-24-2023 08:27 PM

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Skip Newsom 04-25-2023 08:47 AM

^Very nice Bugs, very nice!^

Washington state has the 2nd largest ferry system on this planet... Istanbul is bigger based on peeps floated hither and yawn.

The San Juan Islands are only a couple hours away including the hour plus ferry ride. I've only been out to them 3 times in the last 50 years for some odd reason... I/we go to Whidbey Island several times a year, it's an easy and scenic drive over Deception Pass, so we do.

It's been on my rolling list of destinations for ever, wife and I decided it would be a good option for a couple night 35 year wingding celebration.
It was, albeit cold and windy the first day, less so the 2nd.

Stayed just above Friday Harbor blocks from the ferry dock in a small complex.

The mighty Yakama- that native word apparently means a number of things

Vessel Information
Class: Super Type: Auto/Passenger Ferry
Length: 382' 2" Engines: 4
Beam: 73' 2" Horsepower: 8,000
Draft: 18' 6" Speed in Knots: 17
Max Passengers: 2000 Propulsion: DIESEL-ELECTRIC (DC)
Max Vehicles: 144 Displacement (weight in long tons): 3634
Tall Deck Space: 30 City Built: San Diego, CA
Auto Deck Clearance: 15' 6" Year Built / Re-built: 1967 / 2000
Meaning of Yakima: From the Yakama language, "Yakima" has many meanings: "to become peopled; black bears; runaway; and/or people of the narrow river." A city, county and river are also named after the English spelling of the tribe, Yakima.

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View from the digs
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Cattle Point lighthouse
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Such a trooper!
Next day, same beach at 5 pm we were down a layer or so and no wind- a good 3 miles of beach one way, can't get to the lighthouse unless you ascend the bluff
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South Beach
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Fox chasing hundreds and hundreds of rabbits- neither are native to the islands, Foxes were brought to help control the rabbit explosion
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Lime Kiln Lighthouse
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San Juan's are quit a bit dryer than the mainland-evidence of that phenomenon
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Skip Newsom 04-27-2023 08:01 AM

More San Juan wanderings

British blockhouse circa 1860.
For over a decade the sovereignty was in question for this island, Brits and US had forces encamped. Nothing remains of the American Redoubt except the site. The near kerfuffle called the Pig war was over a pig that came on to an Americans farm and rooted up his garden, repeatedly. The pig got shot and that sparked the whole "well who owns this island" debate, poorly handled by both sides. Ultimately the question went to an international tribunal where it was decided where the dividing line ran through the multitude of islands was/is.
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Roche Harbor area, North end of the island
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Hotel De Haro circa 1886, the lobby is amazing... have not seen the rooms
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Back to South end for a good long walk after the wind subsided
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masraum 04-27-2023 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by bugstrider (Post 11980642)
Words can not adequately express the phrase of………: WTF?!?!?
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LOL! I think you're expressed it as best as possible.

masraum 04-27-2023 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by porsche tech (Post 11981541)
Went to Beaufort air show yesterday. Bad sunburn despite 5lbs of sunblock and happen to have dermatologist appointment today. Gonna get yelled at.

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Not funny that you're fried, but pretty funny that you're going to a derm appt while fried.

Racerbvd 04-27-2023 03:05 PM

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jamesnmlaw 04-28-2023 06:43 AM

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Somebody lost a bet.

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bugstrider 04-30-2023 12:30 AM

random pics that YOU have taken.......
 
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Somebody lost a bet.


Hahahahahahahahahah, although it “is” California. Freak shows are heading into the foothills from the flatlands Makin a statement.

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kevin993 04-30-2023 08:10 AM

For unknown reasons, Space Shuttle Discovery was assembled with extra black tiles at the edge of one windows. Compare the left and right of this photo. All other shuttles mirrored the same configuration on both sides.

The distinctive feature has informally become known as the "teardrop." It makes distinguishing Discovery from other shuttles easier.

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jcwade 04-30-2023 10:04 AM

Random IR shots
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p911dad 04-30-2023 12:11 PM

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USAF Academy chapel

A930Rocket 04-30-2023 12:33 PM

Turbopalooza at CMP around 2010. It was a get together with a bunch of guys along the East Coast, who posted on the Pelican Turbo forum. My 930 is the black one.

I was at a PCA DE at Roebling Road a couple of weeks ago. There was one air cooled car. You just don’t see air cooled cars anymore, let alone air cooled 930’s.

Good times



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A930Rocket 04-30-2023 12:34 PM

The maroon 934 looking car got a flat on the way down to the track. I lent him my spare tear 12 inch wide Perelli slicks /wheels so he could run the track, and he still had three or 4 inches of fender well to fill. The good news is, he had a good track day.


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A930Rocket 04-30-2023 12:34 PM

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Skip Newsom 05-01-2023 10:18 AM

Finally got some decent weather for a few days, I've been longing for another mountain based therapy session to augment the recent ocean based sessions, so off to Diablo I went again.
Spring runoff has wreaked havoc on the boat launch area, at least a couple feet of sand and rock covering the ramp. All but useless for power boat launching.
No problem though, kayaks can be launched from a multitude of places... I don't need no stinkin ramp.

This lake is always a striking color, it's feed by a multitude of glaciers and filled with silt/rock dust that reflects a crazy color at certain sun angles.

A rocky start for a wooden boat
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Prime dock and campsite all to myself, love early season/mid week outings!
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Walking to the top of Thunder Knob, nice open rock slabs with good northerly and southerly views
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Sourdough mountain
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Subway sandwich and a good cold beer, dinner with a view and slow light show, perfect!
I'm in no hurry
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Amazingly warm for late April, I was down to a tee shirt until after sunset.
Got cold quick, mid 40's overnight. Opted to stay in the sleeping bag until 8 am when the sun hit the tent
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Turned in early, set my alarm for 1AM, Aurora lights were predicted overnight so back up to the high point I went with my big camera and tripod- alas, no lights visible via eyeball or camera. Super quiet and peaceful out wandering around for an hour
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Very rare to be in the middle of this lake early afternoon with no wind- usually has some impressive whitecaps racing through
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Steve Carlton 05-01-2023 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by kevin993 (Post 11986970)
For unknown reasons, Space Shuttle Discovery was assembled with extra black tiles at the edge of one windows. Compare the left and right of this photo. All other shuttles mirrored the same configuration on both sides.

The distinctive feature has informally become known as the "teardrop." It makes distinguishing Discovery from other shuttles easier.

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That's a cool shot. Did you take it?

kevin993 05-01-2023 04:36 PM

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That's a cool shot. Did you take it?

I did indeed.

Here's another from the set:

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