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Re: View From The Chair Photography

DrFumblefinger ·
Brilliant photos, VFTC! Welcome to TravelGumbo. We look forward to seeing and hearing more from in the coming weeks and months!
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

Travel Rob ·
Great photos! Welcome to TG! Can't wait to see more!
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

Travel Luver ·
Amazing photography! Love the top picture especially. Look forward to seeing more.
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

Paul Heymont ·
Welcome aboard! An unusual story, and some very unusual and beautiful photographs.
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

GarryRF ·
You certainly have a good eye for what makes a photo exceptional. I look forward to seeing more of your talent on these pages.
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Thank you very much appriciated
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Thank you much appreciated
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ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Thanks looking forward to being part of this
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Thanks much appreciated
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Thanks much appreciated
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

TravelingCanuck ·
It is always a pleasure to see things from the perspective of others. You have captured that brilliantly for all of us to enjoy. Welcome to TG.
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Re: View From The Chair Photography

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Thank you very much appreciated
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Re: July 20, 2016: Cock a Snook, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Ian Cook ·
Really interesting set of shots!
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Re: Migration of Salmon on the River Tyne.

GarryRF ·
An amazing sight to watch. The distance a Salmon can jump from fast flowing water has to be seen to be believed. And no grizzly's to catch them !
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Re: Migration of Salmon on the River Tyne.

DrFumblefinger ·
You've shared some great photography with us, Ian, but these must be among the most challenging photos you take. The fish jumping takes place in a second. You need to compose, focus and capture the image in that time. Very tough to do and it makes me respect these all the more. Thanks.
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Re: Migration of Salmon on the River Tyne.

Ian Cook ·
Thank you, to take these images my reactions had to be very fast to say the least. I found that over a period of time I got better at predicting where they leap, and faster at reacting.
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Re: Migration of Salmon on the River Tyne.

Mytraveledroad ·
It's pretty crazy to imagine how far they travel. Hopefully we will be able to get the population increasing.
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Re: Migration of Salmon on the River Tyne.

DrFumblefinger ·
I'm always amazed that they find their way back to the river where they hatched. Amazing geographic memory.
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Re: February 15, 2017: Sunset on Newcastle Quayside

Marilyn Jones ·
Excellent photo!!
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Re: February 15, 2017: Sunset on Newcastle Quayside

Paul Heymont ·
Picture of the Day? More like Picture of the Year, or Era, or...an Impressionist painting.
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Re: February 15, 2017: Sunset on Newcastle Quayside

DrFumblefinger ·
Hi Tony, Just to let you know that your Newcastle Quayside photo is our POD today. This is the last of the photos I have from you so when you get a chance, pop a few more my way. Thanks,Karl From: TravelGumbo < alerts@hoop.la > To: DrFumblefinger < drfumblefinger@yahoo.com > Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2017 3:00 AM Subject: Post By ViewFromTheChairPhotography: February 15, 2017: Sunset on Newcastle Quayside Post By ViewFromTheChairPhotography: February 15, 2017: Sunset on...
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Re: February 15, 2017: Sunset on Newcastle Quayside

Travel Luver ·
Beautiful image!
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Re: February 15, 2017: Sunset on Newcastle Quayside

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Thanks very much appreciated
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Re: Worlds Cheapest Phone?

GarryRF ·
Nope - you're still spending $9.95. Is that plus Tax ? 2 phones is just being greedy ! $8 still gets you a NEW disposable phone that works across Europe !
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Oh, to be in England! Now that April's...snowing!

Paul Heymont ·
Netweather.tv illustration from the Telegraph (UK)   Robert Browning wouldn't be very happy with this week's April weather forecast for much of Britain. A "polar plume" is expected to arrive, bringing sub-freezing temperatures to Scotland and...
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A Christmas Market, Newcastle upon Tyne

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook shares photos of a Christmas Market in Northumberland that will make you wish you were there.
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Oslo, Stockholm get hi-speed link this summer

Paul Heymont ·
A new rail link to connect Stockholm and Oslo opens in August, cutting the time from 6 to 4-1/2 hours. It's aimed at international professionals who might otherwise have chosen to fly between Scandinavian capitals.   It almost got delayed;...
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Migration of Salmon on the River Tyne.

Ian Cook ·
  The Salmon's ability to return to its home river after a year or more in the North Atlantic is an astonishing feat of navigation, perseverance and physical transformation.    The Migration From feeding grounds in the North Atlantic to...
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Ian Cook's TravelGumbo contributions

Ian Cook ·
A listing of Ian Cook's contributions to TravelGumbo. Check out this great list of wonderful photography.
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February 9, 2018: Tyne Pedestrian Tunnel

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook shares some photos and an update on the restoration of this historic tunnel.
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A visit to the Jack Daniel's distillery: Lynchburg, Tennessee

DrFumblefinger ·
  One of the favorite travel destinations in south-central Tennessee is the  Jack Daniel’s distillery  situated in the small town of Lynchburg.  It’s about an hour and a half drive south of Nashville and an excellent...
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My Favorite Pile of Bricks: London's St Pancras

Paul Heymont ·
St Pancras International and the St Pancras Hotel, once tagged for demolition, live on to serve, and to captivate hearts anew.
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Nov. 16, 2016: Tyne Bridge, Newcastle Upon Tyne

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
A great reflection of Tyne Bridge, Newcastle Upon Tyne, captured by ViewfromtheChair photography
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Swimming with Galápagos Sea Lions (S. America, pt 2)

Kirsten Hines ·
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: South America, part 2. Kirsten Hines reports on adventures with Galápagos Sea Lions
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October 29, 2016: 3 a.m, Newcastle Upon Tyne

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
Was recently woken up at three a.m. by a thunderstorm, so stood at my front door to capture this image.
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January 6, 2017: Tyne Anew, Royal Quays Marina, England.

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook introduces us to this monumental sculpture by Mark di Suvero that stands as a beacon at the Royal Quays Marina in Newcastle.
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February 15, 2017: Sunset on Newcastle Quayside

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
A peaceful sunset on the popular quayside in Newcastle upon Tyne
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View From The Chair Photography

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
TravelGumbo is very pleased to welcome "View from the Chair" -- a very talented photographer with an interesting life story.
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July 20, 2016: Cock a Snook, Newcastle Upon Tyne

ViewFromTheChairPhotography ·
ViewfromtheChair takes us on a visit a tattoo studio in England.
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August 3, 2016: Tynemouth Priory, England

View from the Chair photography shares the history of Tynemouth Priory in North East England, which dates to the 8th century AD.
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Airbnb, 10 cities at odds again

Paul Heymont ·
With a court ruling that Airbnb is an information platform, not a real estate firm, Europe's issues with holiday rentals flare up anew.
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Sept. 13, 2019: Kittiwakes on Tyne Bridge, Newcastle

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook shares photos of kittiwakes, which have started nesting in an urban setting despite reductions of their numbers in their natural habitats.
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San Diego Zoo Safari Park (Where Gumbo was #326)

DrFumblefinger ·
Gumbo was visiting the fabulous San Diego Zoo Safari Park. About a half hour's drive north of San Diego, it covers a vaste 1800 acres and offers the opportunity to see hundreds of species of often endangered animals roam freely in their vast enclosures.
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Time To Visit Srinagar Kashmir

Jonhrobinson ·
Silk-sunset, appreciative reminder white, tar concerning the roads, gloom on the far away away side the kerosine lamp free on pinnacle of the lake, ripples within the water, fog upon the mirror, garden of the spring, the palace of the fairies, subject of the poems, emptiness within the eyes, non-attendance of words, for all time in passable things and plus the recent roses upon a breeze, wherever remodel a pedestal arrives in recollections of continuously to liberate us into cartoon...
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Is there a travel buff on your gift list?

Marilyn Jones ·
What to buy your family, friends, neighbors and coworkers for Christmas isn't always easy; unless they love to travel. There are dozens of gifts to give the active and armchair traveler. Here's a personal selection of my favorites!
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Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Australia, part 1 - Bowerbirds in Australia's Bunya Mountains

Kirsten Hines ·
Always a scientist with an eye to detail, Kirsten shares her observations of the BowerBird's nesting and mating behavior in the Bunya mountains of Australia.
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Departures: Trains and Boats and Planes

Amateuremigrant ·
Bob Cranwell, the Amateur Emigrant, shares interesting thoughts and observations on the nature of travel and the traveler.
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Re: August 3, 2016: Tynemouth Priory, England

Travel Luver ·
Great photos! Can see why it's one your favorites.
 
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