Philippines: Are you ready? (Game ka na ba?)

good evening to all. just finished watching green lantern. now i'll be up all night looking for sector 2814.

Canajun wrote in post #13318117
Unpaved because it's the forestry roads, not enough traffic to warrant paving. It's between Banff & Jasper. I looked at google earth and it's looks like the path are on top of the rocky mountain range. Been wanting to do this and I'm rushing to beat the snow.

I liked Iced Coffee too.

are you going thru the iceland pkway? love the highway, one of the best scenic route i've i've seen

Canajun wrote in post #13318086
My line of work used to involve calling Northern Telecom out in Richardson, TX for support. The techs are all fellow Canadians from New Brunswick. The techs and I had a deal. I send them tins of Tim Horton's coffee and in return they send me Hooters calendar. Those were the days.

jun, my bro and some of my friends works as contractor for telus, they usually go to this unpaved roads that's so deep into the forest, they often encounter native americans carrying deer or salmon.

jodelak wrote in post #13318463
good evening to all. just finished watching green lantern. now i'll be up all night looking for sector 2814.

Did you watch past the end credits for the "secret" end scene?

jodelak wrote in post #13318489
jun, my bro and some of my friends works as contractor for telus, they usually go to this unpaved roads that's so deep into the forest, they often encounter native americans carrying deer or salmon.

I think Native Americans are the fellas south of the border. The ones up in Canada, they prefer to be called First Nations When I was working in Bella Coola, BC I bought most of my smoke salmon right out of their smoke houses.

I think Telus likes to hire a lot of contractors. And ever since Telus went to Philippines. I think it opened the doors for some of our skilled Pinoys to work up here. The real money is at Fort Mac & Slave lake but working there are like working in Whistler. You get paid very well but the drawback are the cost of living. They are also high.

Hi fellas....Good morning.

2 from my backyard.

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Very good bird shots Peter. I wish I also had a bird feeder at home for my sunbirds.

nice shots peter, specially the 2nd one. what's the exif? are you using your TC? the 70-200 f4 is regarded as one of the sharpest lens

Canajun wrote in post #13318600
I think Native Americans are the fellas south of the border. The ones up in Canada, they prefer to be called First Nations When I was working in Bella Coola, BC I bought most of my smoke salmon right out of their smoke houses.

I think Telus likes to hire a lot of contractors. And ever since Telus went to Philippines. I think it opened the doors for some of our skilled Pinoys to work up here. The real money is at Fort Mac & Slave lake but working there are like working in Whistler. You get paid very well but the drawback are the cost of living. They are also high.

Avg family income in Fort Mac is $177,000, maybe i'll work there for a couple of years

goodah morning here ladies and gentlemen

Blurr Cube wrote in post #13318499
Did you watch past the end credits for the "secret" end scene?

oh man no, i stopped it when it started showing the credits. lemme watch

jodelak wrote in post #13320333
Avg family income in Fort Mac is $177,000, maybe i'll work there for a couple of years

do they have a Tim Hortons

in another thread we were discussing theme park photo tips that prompted me to look at some old photos at Disneyworld and trips 36 and 27 years ago

tonyniev wrote in post #13320879
I hastily scanned a few old photos
this was in 1983, most probably with 50 mm on a Nikon or 5 cm on a Leica

this one is 1976

Also 1976, using Tamron zoon on a Nikomat

1976 campsite inside Disneyworld, with the 1975 Grand Squire Ford Station Wagon

1976, I am sure this one is a leica shot by my eldest son, I have the Nikon on my shoulder, notice the deep color of an old print


1983 maybe shot by a niece who came with us

tonyniev wrote in post #13320921
in another thread we were discussing theme park photo tips that prompted me to look at some old photos at Disneyworld and trips 36 and 27 years ago

wow! great old memories for me Tony, my dad had a '73 ford wagon like that i used to ride in the back of

i took my GF to disneyland in '83 she later became my EX and kept all of my film pics

FJ LOVE wrote in post #13320639
do they have a Tim Hortons

oh yeah, timmy is all over the place here