Picture Of The Week (POW) Information and Submissions

[Ink stained Fingers]

It was one of those days.....but a very nice midsummer evening nevertheless....I was helping a companion tourist to get his Rover out of the water. I guess about everybody may have some other nice pictures for the 'Ooops' category.

 

[Support]

@Emulator @turbguy @3dogs @ThrillaMozilla @pharmacist You guys submitted some lovely pics for the calendar. Yeah, that's a hint…

 

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It was one of those days.....but a very nice midsummer evening nevertheless....I was helping a companion tourist to get his Rover out of the water. I guess about everybody may have some other nice pictures for the 'Ooops' category.
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An "oops" category sounds good and that's a nice pic @Ink stained Fingers Reminds me a bit of the day we took our Jeep through the river. Fun times...

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

And Black and White came along to watch some tourists doing strange things on the river bank.......

 

[stratman]

And Black and White came along to watch some tourists doing strange things on the river bank.......

Was it the tourist in his WaterRover?

 

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And Black and White came along to watch some tourists doing strange things on the river bank.......
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Congrats @Ink stained Fingers for bagging this week's POW!

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

Was it the tourist in his WaterRover?

I went to Iceland with my own car, and met a guy with his rover stuck in the river, I saw him passing through the water and then getting stuck. The Land Rover was a rental car. We went off with my car to get some local help, which took a while, those folks got the car out of the water and had some fun since this was not the first mishap at this location in that year. And then Black and White came along , watched the action and went off again.

 

[SuperareTech]

These are some more pics I took. The first one is some high pressure sodium streetlights against a sunset. The second was taken an Jay Cooke State Park in Minnesota. Last is just a picture of some yellow leaves on a tree.

 

[turbguy]

From a recent hike in Rocky Mountain National Park. Stitched from 16 shots taken "checkerboard" fashion...

 

[Emulator]

Nice example of how mountains crumble away over millions of years.

If you look at Colorado landscapes, I always wonder where all the debris goes to leave the monuments standing in the clear. I suppose it's all a question of where the mean level is.