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Rayyan, they do look tasty.
You're lucky to have so many varieties of dates.
Here it's extremely difficult to find good ones... too bad, love them
edit: just noticed the palm tree above... :bugeyes:
+1
The suite sure looks more cosy than the deck!
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Corlan, Matt, Lloyd, Steve: Thanks guys. Next time it shall be Arabic coffee and dates.
Thank You Rayyan!
Luscious View Friend!Where to? asked the cabbie.
Halifax; from Ayesha.
That's the building at Chapel and...
Nova Scotia! from Ayesha.
You want Trudeau; from the cabbie.
Pierre; from me.
Whatever; cabbie.
I came over from New York; cabbie.
Took a wrong turn turn, did you? Ayesha.
Silence..from all..
We are heading for the Cabot Trail....
David, Congrats On The New Lens! I Love The Mini Coopers Also! I Want A Convertible S! So Much Fun! Nice Grab!Well said... I lurk more than post on this forum but really do enjoy the images and good natured banter. Just got my new 24 1.4 and took it out for a spin this afternoon. Took this shot wide open. BTW, this car is a blast to drive... like a go-kart on steroids
Gorgeous image. I love the silhouettes! Looking forward to more from the Cabot Trail. :thumbup:
Steve: +1. Great side lighting and pp. :salute:Armed and dangerous, Bro.
Awesome treatment.
David: Congratulations on the new lens. Nice viewpoint and IQ. I've always wanted to drive one of those; but, i'm afraid, i'll like it.Well said... I lurk more than post on this forum but really do enjoy the images and good natured banter. Just got my new 24 1.4 and took it out for a spin this afternoon. Took this shot wide open. BTW, this car is a blast to drive... like a go-kart on steroids
Rayyan: Beautiful! I "wiki'd" it. The Cabot Trail looks spectacular. That would be a large cab fare? Looking forward to more. Cheers, Matt.Where to? asked the cabbie.
Halifax; from Ayesha.
That's the building at Chapel and...
Nova Scotia! from Ayesha.
You want Trudeau; from the cabbie.
Pierre; from me.
Whatever; cabbie.
I came over from New York; cabbie.
Took a wrong turn turn, did you? Ayesha.
Silence..from all..
We are heading for the Cabot Trail....
Steve: Thanks pal.
Lloyd: Grateful sir.
Matt: Thanks. It indeed is beautiful. Unfortunately we were followed by gloomy weather most of the time. We were thankful not to confuse the cabbie by saying ' Elliot '.
Osman,Matt, much appreciate my Friend's!
We had booked a suv. It was at the airport. Ayesha drove. I navigated. I had learned my lesson in Europe, where villages are within 1/2 an hour. But here!!
I was taking no chances. The Atlantic was on the right!
We had 250 kms to go before we could rest. It was a long road...
Breathtaking Views Gentlemen! Well Seen & Shot!Once again I have to catch up a little. More images from Spain (D3x, 14-24/2.8):
That's a beauty. And great use of that new lens.Well said... I lurk more than post on this forum but really do enjoy the images and good natured banter. Just got my new 24 1.4 and took it out for a spin this afternoon. Took this shot wide open. BTW, this car is a blast to drive... like a go-kart on steroids
Great shot. Wow, what a scene.We had booked a suv. It was at the airport. Ayesha drove. I navigated. I had learned my lesson in Europe, where villages are within 1/2 an hour. But here!!
I was taking no chances. The Atlantic was on the right!
We had 250 kms to go before we could rest. It was a long road...
Gorgeous scenes, Alex.
