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Leica & Stylus Around the World: Round #9

About seven.


Steve.
 
Careful, this thread is becoming really - it is in danger of becoming deleted.
 
They're coming to take me away, ha-ha!
 
:munch: I'm growin' old
 
I'd like to see the images before my arteries become totally hardened.
 
Aww, our little bird is making its final flight back to the nest. He was such a little tyke when he left so long ago!
 
Time to sacrifice one last chicken.

Fred will deal with the sheep.
 
I have some chicken marinating as we speak, gonna burn it on the grill later tonight.
 
Grilled the buzzard and had a side of roasted new potatoes with green beans fresh from my garden, the kid and I ate very well this evening. Now a photo show would top my evening off perfectly---if there were just some photos to peruse.......
 
Sorry, no chicken tonight. Rib eye steak on the grill with a baked potato and salad to keep it company.

tim in warm warm san jose
 
653 days later...we are done.

Both cameras are in superb shape. The Olympus is on the 29th frame; the Leica, on 28. I will shoot two pics on the Leica, and then the film goes off to processing. Kudos to all for the great care given to these cameras, and to this project.

The compendium of handwritten (one typed) notes is breathtaking, as are the prints. The passion of this group is awe-inspiring. I will make sure everything is scanned for all to experience.

Congratulations to this TRULY GREAT team. No easy feat we've pulled off here.
 
Shawn Rahman said:


Congratulations to this TRULY GREAT team. No easy feat we've pulled off here.
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Piece of cake.

Nice going, Only one or two "breaka your knees" notes required.

Good work Shawn. Ya done the project proud.

Who wants to drive Camera 10? Applications PM me. *L*

tim
 
I can imagine pulling off one's own feet would be tough...
 

WOW ! Wonderful news, Shawn !

A big THANKS to you for managing the whole mess with cheerfulness and perseverance !
 
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