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Hi Daniele. Glad to hear you are doing well. Thanks for sharing that beautiful but eerie video of your town.
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Daniele Tanto
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Thank you very much for your kind and encouraging words and support. Here the situation is good, despite the limitations. At home we are all well, outside depends on the behavior of those who find on the street or in shops. Health is good in the family and we are working from home, using the net. My daughter has graduated these days, wait for the evaluation, in this way. We all hope to live a "limited" freedom starting from the beginning of May also because we have been in this condition for two months now.
I hope you are well, as well as for your loved ones.
There is always time for hats and the felts are too hot now, the era of straw hats has fully begun.
See you soon
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A few pictures of Mardi Gras 2020.
A fedora I inherited from my grandfather by Golden Gate Hat Company
a vintage Stetson Bowler
picked up the bands at Meyer the Hatter.
Little did we know, we were fueling a pandemic.
A fedora I inherited from my grandfather by Golden Gate Hat Company
a vintage Stetson Bowler
picked up the bands at Meyer the Hatter.
Little did we know, we were fueling a pandemic.
Daniele Tanto
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For all those who want to take a ride on the Grand Canal in Venezia while sitting at home. The vision is unique, who has been to Venezia can see it, who has never been, I assure you that you will never see it like this again
Another rare inside Venezia to see in this way. A passage through Veneiza in a path often inaccessible to too many gondolas and boats during the year, from south est to the north, direction the Murano island.
Another rare inside Venezia to see in this way. A passage through Veneiza in a path often inaccessible to too many gondolas and boats during the year, from south est to the north, direction the Murano island.
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Social distancing in the Bankhead National Forest.
You guys in the Jefferson Co. part of the Forest, Cuz or did y’all sneak off up north?
Say hi to miss Nancy for me.
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We were up in the Sipsey Wilderness part, Cuz, in the free state of Winston. The first pic is the falls on Caney Creek. Second is part of Parker Falls.
Nancy says hi, too.
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A business trip took me into Yosemite National Park. Eerie being in the Park with no tourists. Hopefully The NPS is able to reopen our National Parks soon.
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Nice for you, though, and I'm sure the critters are appreciating it. Enviable job you have.
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I didn’t get out of my car except for one photo; all the rest were from the driver’s side window. It didn’t seem right/fair to walk around when everyone else was excluded.
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I visited Yellowstone before 1970, back when the bears were pretty much Yogi and Bo-bo. People were feeding them Marshmallows and came close to petting them.
Took some Tiger cub scouts to Kinlock Shelter in Bankhead back in 1993 and had a blast. I was a new scout leader and brought a first aid kit, ex-wife thought that was overkill, but both of the Personal Injury Lawyers hit their heads and bled all over. One fell between two huge boulders and hit his head on the way down, the older one of the two jumped out from behind a rock and hit his head jumping.
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I visited Yellowstone before 1970, back when the bears were pretty much Yogi and Bo-bo. People were feeding them Marshmallows and came close to petting them.
Took some Tiger cub scouts to Kinlock Shelter in Bankhead back in 1993 and had a blast. I was a new scout leader and brought a first aid kit, ex-wife thought that was overkill, but both of the Personal Injury Lawyers hit their heads and bled all over. One fell between two huge boulders and hit his head on the way down, the older one of the two jumped out from behind a rock and hit his head jumping.
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Hey, rank has it's privileges. Besides, it's not like you weren't supposed to be there. I would probably have taken a moment to appreciate the solitude and serenity.
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I haven’t visited Yellowstone since the fire of 1988. Some day I’ll make it back.
Yosemite has changed due to the Asian bark beetle killing so many of the mature trees in The Valley, and hundreds of millions more trees outside the Park. It won’t recover in my lifetime. We have a decent bear population, but not excessive, and some regular visitors go years without seeing one. The Park has a saying: A fed bear is a dead bear. They used to try relocation, but now once a bear looses its fear of humans and associates them with food it’s euthanized.
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My paternal grandfather worked at the Yosemite post office for a while (I believe this would have been 1930's), in some photo album somewhere we have a picture of him standing in front of it with a tame bear.
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My 5th great grandfather, Jesse Dodd a Revolutionary War Veteran, is buried in Lynn, Winston County Alabama.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10707036/jesse-dodd
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My 5th great grandfather, Jesse Dodd a Revolutionary War Veteran, is buried in Lynn, Winston County Alabama.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10707036/jesse-dodd
We went through Lynn a couple weekends back, on the way to Natural Bridge. Unfortunately the park was closed down on account of the covid 19 when we got there, but I'll definitely be heading back out that way when all this settles down a little.
Breathtakingly beautiful, Daniele.
