Well, with Halloween behind us, we begin looking forward to Thanksgiving. It’s hard to believe that it’s only seven and a half weeks until Christmas! Count’em. Seven and a half weeks. Yikes!
I thought this Thanksgiving video would get us heading in the right direction. Enjoy.
Here’s another small piece of footage that I have of the Zero Tolerance performance. The other parts can be seen by scrolling down to yesterday’s post. It seemed that everyone liked that performance a lot.
You are welcome to leave your comments. I’d love to hear from you all. Enjoy.
One of the groups that performed for the 2009 SC Jazz Festival was Zero Tolerance from Fayetteville, NC. Here are two videos highlighting a portion of their main stage performance.
The Town of Cheraw, South Carolina celebrates the birthday of Dizzy Gillespie by honoring him with the SC Jazz Festival the weekend nearest his birthday. Talented musicians are featured on multiple stages throughout the town. Most of the performances are free to the public. This year Lady Di and Company, a popular group from Florence, SC performed on main stage and this is a portion of that performance. I will post additional portions of their performance on a separate video.
Denmark is a very flat country and they are very committed to clean air (except for massive cigarette smoking which is awful). Like the Netherlands, Denmark is very much ‘into’ bikes. Being a ‘people watcher’, I thought I’d show you some of the creative ways I saw them using bikes. This is what you see when the crime rate is very low.
This first photo, I took thinking it looked comical, but when I saw the photo, I began thinking it had a deeper meaning. Notice the ‘passenger’ blanket has a hole in it and she looks a little ‘down’. Perhaps this is her transportation to a hospital or a drug addiction program, or something.
I’m sure the guy in back is ‘drafting’.
Always some handsome guy trying to steal the show!
“Honey, it’s your night to pick up at the day care.”
Do you think he stands a prayer?
Delivery wagon?
If you ride, you gotta pull your own weight.
The green flag has dropped. Notice the grocery shopper.
A couple of weeks ago, I posted a few photos from the Wieliczka Salt Mine in Krakow, Poland. The salt mine was designated a World Heritage Site in 1978 and remains on that list today. Because of the low light level in the salt mine, I was unable to video it, so I decided to do the next best thing. I made a lot of photos and worked them into a video. Enjoy.
I apologize to my regular readers for not having posted in the last couple of days. I have had a family emergency with the death of my sister. I will be back on line and posting at the first of the week. I still have several of my travel videos to upload and share.
This is my latest photo of the apple of our family’s eye, Caroline in her ‘white furr’ coat. She has the most gentle disposition of any dog I’ve ever had. She is a charmer.
I still have some vacation videos to upload, but on Friday my desktop computer decided to take a short rest. So, my husband is working to get it back to it’s ‘normal workweek’. Hopefully, he will get it’s problems worked out today. Don’t you just love the way computers decide to take the day off just when you need to use them? Oh, well, that’s life.
I’ll have the other videos up in a day or two. I still have the Oktoberfest video, Rothenburg, Vienna and a couple of others to complete, so I’ll get there soon.